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There is no provision contained in the SEZ Act, which grants exclusivity to any person, which otherwise would encourage monopolistic and restrictive trade practices, or which would run counter to and frustrate the very purpose and object of promoting competitive markets in the matter of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas, as contained in the PNGRB Act. - HC
There is no provision contained in the SEZ Act, which grants exclusivity to any person, which otherwise would encourage monopolistic and restrictive trade practices, or which would run counter to and frustrate the very purpose and object of promoting competitive markets in the matter of petroleum, petroleum products and natural gas, as contained in the PNGRB Act. - HC
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