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Seeking provisional release of goods - Classification of imported goods - Naphtha - the respondent No.1 is permitted to proceed with the re-export of the goods on the respondent No.1 furnishing a bank guarantee of ₹ 15 Crore - The respondent No.1 be permitted to re-export the goods by using the nomenclature “Naphtha” and it is observed that using of the said nomenclature would not bind the Department (DRI) and would not entitle the respondent No.1 to raise a plea of estoppel in the proceeding that may be initiated by the DRI against the respondent No.1. - HC
Seeking provisional release of goods - Classification of imported goods - Naphtha - the respondent No.1 is permitted to proceed with the re-export of the goods on the respondent No.1 furnishing a bank guarantee of ₹ 15 Crore - The respondent No.1 be permitted to re-export the goods by using the nomenclature “Naphtha” and it is observed that using of the said nomenclature would not bind the Department (DRI) and would not entitle the respondent No.1 to raise a plea of estoppel in the proceeding that may be initiated by the DRI against the respondent No.1. - HC
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