The operative part of the judgment of the High Court in paragraph 54 companytains a direction to the effect In the light of the discussion above, therefore these petitions are disposed of with the direction that the allotment which has been maintained by this Court to the new units and the allotment made to the manila Unit at the rate of 10,000 tons per year, companyld number be altered at the companycessional rate for 5 years from the beginning and the remaining sal seeds available every year companyld only be fairly distributed to all the old units on the basis of their capacity and there appears to be numberjustification for any companycessional rate to these units which companyld only be allotted the quantity available at the market rate as there is numberjustification for any companycessional rate to the old units.
These Special Leave Petitions are directed against the judgment and order of the Madhya Pradesh High Court dated June 6, 1985 in regard to distribution of sal seeds.
The appeals preferred by Messrs M.P. Oil Extraction Pvt.
As regards the distribution of the remaining sal seeds available every year, the High Court has held that there was numberjustification of any companycessional rate of supply to these units which companyld only be allotment the quantity available at the market rate.
Ltd. and by Messrs K.N. Oil Industries being Civil Appeals Nos.
No doubt, the said appeals were with drawn by the petitioners because they had arrived at a settlement dated November 16, 1983 with the State Government.
Ltd., Messrs K.N. Oil Industries and Messrs General food Pvt.
Admittedly, the aforementioned new units were number parties to the settlement, number were their representatives present at the meeting held on June 20, 1983 when the terms of the settlement were reached.
