High Court refuses extraordinary jurisdiction in customs inspection case The Bombay High Court declined to exercise its extraordinary jurisdiction in a case involving customs inspection of goods arriving by post. The court held ...
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High Court refuses extraordinary jurisdiction in customs inspection case
The Bombay High Court declined to exercise its extraordinary jurisdiction in a case involving customs inspection of goods arriving by post. The court held that the petitioner should raise objections before relevant authorities and seek available remedies. The petition was rejected.
The Bombay High Court declined to exercise its extraordinary jurisdiction in a case involving customs inspection of goods arriving by post. The court stated that the petitioner could raise objections before the relevant authorities and seek remedies available. The petition was rejected. (2009 (2) TMI 317 - BOMBAY HIGH COURT)
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