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Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Cabinet reduces fuel/gas prices
The government today (Dec. 30) decided to reduce the prices of fuel as follows: petrol by Rs. 2, petrol for three-wheelers by Rs. 20, diesel by Rs. 10, furnace oil by Rs. 10, Laugf gas by Rs. 276 per 13kg cylinder, Shell gas by Rs. 176 effective midnight today.
Three-wheelers are to get a maximum of four litres of petrol per day at a reduced price of Rs. 102. Other vehicles will have to pay Rs. 120 per litre according to the price reduction by the government effective midnight today (Dec. 30).
Source:-www.adaderana.lk
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Supreme Court fixes petrol at Rs. 100 per litre
Considering a new pricing formula submitted by Finance Secretary Sumith Abeysinghe, the Supreme Court has ordered that petrol should be priced at Rs. 100 per litre from midnight today (Dec. 17th).
This is a reduction of Rs. 22 per litre.
The SC was taking up a fundamental rights petition filed by Ven. Thiniyawala Palitha Thera, MP Ravi Karunanayake and attorney Ravi Jayawardene of 'Corruption Watch.'
The SC, two days ago, ordered the Finance Secretary to formulate a pricing mechanism to pass on the benefit to the consumer of the considerable amount of money being saved to the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation through the cancellation of the hedging deal.
Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva had instructed that the 189 per cent tax on fuel import should not exceed 100 pc for any reason.
Stressing the need for stable prices for other fuels too, the CJ ordered the Finance Secretary to submit a pricing formula for them as well.
This is a reduction of Rs. 22 per litre.
The SC was taking up a fundamental rights petition filed by Ven. Thiniyawala Palitha Thera, MP Ravi Karunanayake and attorney Ravi Jayawardene of 'Corruption Watch.'
The SC, two days ago, ordered the Finance Secretary to formulate a pricing mechanism to pass on the benefit to the consumer of the considerable amount of money being saved to the Ceylon Petroleum Corporation through the cancellation of the hedging deal.
Chief Justice Sarath N. Silva had instructed that the 189 per cent tax on fuel import should not exceed 100 pc for any reason.
Stressing the need for stable prices for other fuels too, the CJ ordered the Finance Secretary to submit a pricing formula for them as well.
Source:-http://www.lankadissent.com/
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