Special Leave Petition dismissed as not pressed after petitioner seeks permission for provisional use of imported goods and preparatory work The SC dismissed the Special Leave Petition as not pressed after the petitioner indicated it would seek permission from the competent authority to ...
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Special Leave Petition dismissed as not pressed after petitioner seeks permission for provisional use of imported goods and preparatory work
The SC dismissed the Special Leave Petition as not pressed after the petitioner indicated it would seek permission from the competent authority to provisionally use imported goods and undertake preparatory work for a solar power project without paying customs duty. The High Court had earlier declined to entertain the petition. The matter is thus disposed of by dismissal of the SLP, leaving the petitioner to pursue relief before the relevant authority.
The Special Leave Petition was not pressed because the petitioner intends to approach the "competent authority" to seek appropriate permission. Consequently, the petition is "dismissed as not pressed." The Court expressly stated that it "has not gone into the merits of the case." Procedurally, the dismissal is without adjudication on substantive issues, leaving the petitioner's remedy to proceed before the appropriate administrative or statutory authority.
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