Learned counsel appearing for the petitioner submits that at the time of lifting of paddy itself petitioner had refused to lift the drenched bags of paddy, but on the assurance of the authority of the Godown that they will take the CMR without considering the quantity of rice, he lifted the entire paddy. It is further submitted that it has been admitted by the Corporation that an amount of Rs. 8,07,117/- of the petitioner is pending with them. Learned Counsel further submits that the Corporation wants recovery at the price of rice in place of lifted paddy. The rate of recoverable paddy is Rs. 1250/- per quintal and as such the amount recoverable from the petitioner come to 1691.89 qunital X Rs. 1250/- = Rs. 21,14,862.80, and not Rs. 24,54,899 as claimed by the Corporation. Out of the aforesaid amount petitioner has already deposited Rs. 13,07,745/- and the amount remains to be recovered is Rs. 8,07,117/- which is admitted to be due to be paid to the petitioner by the Corporation, and as such, there is no liability on the petitioner towards the Corporation. In the aforesaid circumstances, petitioner deserves to be granted to privilege of anticipatory
