Proposal for filing of Review Petition before the Hon’ble Supreme Court against order dated 15-2-2013 passed by the Hon’ble Supreme Court in SLP (C) CC No. 3741/2013 filed by the Department in the case of UOI v. M/s. Gujarat Ambuja Exports Ltd.
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In limine dismissal may not create binding precedent; department advised to pursue appeals rather than file review petitions. The Law Ministry's senior government counsel advised that an in limine dismissal does not constitute law and a review petition would be futile; notwithstanding this, the Board, noting the Department's prima facie merits, directed field formations to pursue appeals or other judicial remedies on the question of Special Additional Duty liability under the DEPB scheme.
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In limine dismissal may not create binding precedent; department advised to pursue appeals rather than file review petitions.
The Law Ministry's senior government counsel advised that an in limine dismissal does not constitute law and a review petition would be futile; notwithstanding this, the Board, noting the Department's prima facie merits, directed field formations to pursue appeals or other judicial remedies on the question of Special Additional Duty liability under the DEPB scheme.
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