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<h1>Delhi HC Grants Exemption from Notarized Affidavits Due to Video Conferencing; Stays Order Pending November Hearing.</h1> <h3>M/s DAKSH OVERSEAS INC. & ANR. Versus THE PRINCIPLE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS (IMPORT) & ANR.</h3> In the case before the Delhi HC, the petitioners were granted an exemption from filing notarized affidavits and affixing court fees due to video ... Violation of principles of natural justice - Non providing all non-relied upon documents in relation to Show Cause Notice - HELD THAT:- The petitioner by its reply dated 21.11.2019, requested the respondent no.1 for supplying the un-relied documents as also other documents so as to frame a proper reply to the Show Cause Notice. The same were, however, not supplied and the Impugned Order, in fact, makes reference to and relies upon the documents which were never supplied to the petitioner. In view of the submissions made, there shall be a stay on the operation of the Impugned Order till the next date of hearing. List on 5th November, 2020. CM 17683/2020: Exemption from filing notarised affidavits and affixing court-fee granted, subject to the condition: 'Binding the deponent of the affidavit to the contents of the application, the exemption is granted.' Court-fee must be deposited online within one week and physical stamp filed within 72 hours from resumption of regular court functioning, per Office Order dated April 04, 2020. Application disposed. W.P.(C) 4895/2020: Notice issued and accepted; respondents granted four weeks to file counter-affidavit, with rejoinder within three weeks thereafter. Petitioner alleges that documents and records were confiscated on 08.03.2011 and that the Show Cause Notice dated 20.08.2013 relied only on certain statements; petitioner requested un-relied and other documents by reply dated 21.11.2019 but they were not supplied, while the Impugned Order relied on documents never provided to petitioner. In view of these contentions, there shall be a stay: 'on the operation of the Impugned Order till the next date of hearing.' Matter listed for hearing on 05.11.2020.