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High Court directs timely processing of pending applications for scrip issuance, emphasizes fair decision-making The High Court of Bombay directed the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade to process 47 pending applications for scrip issuance under the Focus ...
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High Court directs timely processing of pending applications for scrip issuance, emphasizes fair decision-making
The High Court of Bombay directed the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade to process 47 pending applications for scrip issuance under the Focus Product Scheme within one month, ensuring compliance with legal procedures and principles of natural justice. The court disposed of the writ petition without costs, allowing parties to download and serve the order for compliance. This judgment emphasizes timely processing of applications and fair decision-making practices.
Issues: 1. Non-processing of 47 applications for issuance of scrip under the Focus Product Scheme by the respondents.
Analysis: The High Court of Bombay, comprising Chief Justice DIPANKAR DATTA and Justice G. S. KULKARNI, addressed the grievance raised by the petitioner regarding the non-processing of 47 applications for scrip issuance under the Focus Product Scheme by the respondents. The court, after hearing arguments from both sides represented by Mr. Prakash Shah for the petitioner and Mr. Pradeep Jetly for the respondents, directed the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade (respondent no.3) to process the applications and make a final decision within one month from the receipt of the court's order. The court emphasized that the decision should be made in accordance with the law and after providing an opportunity of hearing to the authorized officer of the petitioner, unless excluded by any express provision of law or necessary implication. The court disposed of the writ petition with no order as to costs, leaving all contentions open.
Furthermore, the court allowed the petitioner to download a copy of the order and serve it on the Additional Director General of Foreign Trade for compliance, without the need for a certified copy. Similarly, the respondents were directed to download the order and forward it to the concerned officer for compliance. This comprehensive judgment ensures timely processing of the pending applications under the Focus Product Scheme, emphasizing adherence to legal procedures and principles of natural justice in decision-making.
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