Re-export permission granted as an indulgence, with authorities directed to facilitate clearance subject to the adjourned date.

The Bombay High Court, by way of indulgence, permitted re-export of the goods on the petitioner's stated assurance that re-export would be completed by the adjourned date. The Court directed the authorities to allow re-export as already applied for and to grant all necessary permissions to facilitate it. It also recorded that, if re-export was not possible by the adjourned date, there would be a ground for rejection of the petition. The matter was adjourned and not finally concluded.

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Issues: Whether the petitioner should be permitted to re-export the goods and whether the authorities should be directed to grant all necessary permissions to facilitate such re-export.

Analysis: The Court granted the request only as an indulgence, taking note of the petitioner's stated position that the goods would be re-exported by the adjourned date. It directed the authorities to permit re-export as already applied for and to grant all necessary permissions to facilitate the same. The Court further noted the earlier request for extension of time and observed that, if re-export was not possible by the adjourned date, there would be a ground for rejection of the petition.

Conclusion: The petitioner was permitted to re-export the goods and the authorities were directed to grant the necessary permissions, but the matter was only adjourned and not finally concluded.

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