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Constitutional validity of notification issued / authenticated by the DGFT - In view of the provisions of the Customs Act and Foreign Trade Act, notification issued by the DGFT is to be considered as notification issued by the Central Government which is binding upon the petitioners as the same is issued in exercise of powers vested in the Central Government under section 3(2) of the Foreign Trade Act - the contentions raised by the petitioners with regard to the validity of the notification fails. - HC
Constitutional validity of notification issued / authenticated by the DGFT - In view of the provisions of the Customs Act and Foreign Trade Act, notification issued by the DGFT is to be considered as notification issued by the Central Government which is binding upon the petitioners as the same is issued in exercise of powers vested in the Central Government under section 3(2) of the Foreign Trade Act - the contentions raised by the petitioners with regard to the validity of the notification fails. - HC
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