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Entitlement to O&M benefits (fiscal benefits covered under Section 26 of the SEZ Act in respect of maintenance and duty free import to raw materials and consumables for generation of power) - whether the condition that no duty free benefits for transfers to EOU is contrary to the SEZ Act and the Rules made thereunder? - The dispute in the present case relates to the direction to re-demarcate the petitioner’s power plant as a non-processing unit for the purposes of the 2009 Guidelines. The direction to re-demarcate is clearly not traceable to Section 26(2) of the SEZ Act. - The present petition is allowed to the limited extent that the condition imposed by Unit Approval Committee of refunding the O&M benefits obtained by the petitioner during the period 01.04.2015 to 15.02.2016 by its letter dated 18.04.2016, is set aside - HC
Entitlement to O&M benefits (fiscal benefits covered under Section 26 of the SEZ Act in respect of maintenance and duty free import to raw materials and consumables for generation of power) - whether the condition that no duty free benefits for transfers to EOU is contrary to the SEZ Act and the Rules made thereunder? - The dispute in the present case relates to the direction to re-demarcate the petitioner’s power plant as a non-processing unit for the purposes of the 2009 Guidelines. The direction to re-demarcate is clearly not traceable to Section 26(2) of the SEZ Act. - The present petition is allowed to the limited extent that the condition imposed by Unit Approval Committee of refunding the O&M benefits obtained by the petitioner during the period 01.04.2015 to 15.02.2016 by its letter dated 18.04.2016, is set aside - HC
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