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Section 3(b) contravention was sustained because the provision...

Foreign exchange contraventions under FEMA: import remittances sustained, but overlapping penalties on attorney holder deleted

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FEMA July 6, 2026 Case Laws AT
Section 3(b) contravention was sustained because the provision prohibits payment to, or for the credit of, a person resident outside India and does not require routing through a non-authorised person; however, the proprietrix's penalty on this count was reduced on the facts. Regulation 6(1) was held inapplicable to an individual resident proprietrix, so the penalty imposed under Section 10(6) read with Regulation 6(1) was deleted. Delayed settlement of import dues was treated as a contravention warranting penalty, but the quantum was substantially reduced for want of adequate pursuit in all respects. Separate penalties on the power of attorney holder were deleted because the attorney acted only as an agent and could not be treated as part of a body of individuals.

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