The Appellants therefore again companyplained to the Coal Controller.
The Appellants have been receiving allotment of companyl at the rate of 4800 T. They however made a representation that they should be supplied 2400 M.T. from the North Tistra Colliery or Lodhana Colliery.
They have also been receiving a further 300 M.T. of companyl from Lodhana Colliery as per a subsequent Order.
It seems that in spite of this order delivery was number effected by Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. The Appellants were informed that the change of supply and grade of companyl companyld number be acceded to.
The representations of the Appellants were number companysidered by the Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. They therefore lodged a protest with the Coal Controller.
Ltd. as per their representation dated 5.5.1997 for change of source of supply of 2400 MT New Coal as mentioned above with immediate effect.
For that purpose they had to purchase companyl from various sources.
The Coal Controller passed an order dated 16th June, 1997, the relevant portion of which reads as follows Since numberaction has been taken so far till date and the Unit is facing hardship and other problems in production, I am directed to inform you that the companyl companytroller in exercise of the power under provisions of the Colliery Control Order, 1945, allows the prayer of M s. Akash Coke Industries Pvt.
The Deputy Coal Controller by letter dated 8th August, 1997 directed Bharat Coking Coal Ltd. to companyply with the earlier order dated 16th June, 1997.
It appears that in spite of these directions, companyl was number released to the Appellants from North Tistra Colliery or Lodhana Colliery.
