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Fraudulent import documents suspend limitation protection, while redemption of confiscated goods requires duty and interest despite bona fide purchase...
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Validity of Policy Circular - SFIS Scheme - Had the demand notice/reminder been issued without being goaded by the said Circular but on the ground that the petitioner in terms of its Application and/or the Declaration/Undertaking was not qualified to obtain any benefit of the SFI Scheme and such notice had been made the subject matter of challenge without such application and/or such declaration/undertaking being brought on record of the writ petition, the decision on the issue could have been otherwise. - The non-disclosure of the Application and/or the Declaration/Undertaking by the petitioner does not amount to suppression of material facts warranting dismissal of the writ petition. - HC
Validity of Policy Circular - SFIS Scheme - Had the demand notice/reminder been issued without being goaded by the said Circular but on the ground that the petitioner in terms of its Application and/or the Declaration/Undertaking was not qualified to obtain any benefit of the SFI Scheme and such notice had been made the subject matter of challenge without such application and/or such declaration/undertaking being brought on record of the writ petition, the decision on the issue could have been otherwise. - The non-disclosure of the Application and/or the Declaration/Undertaking by the petitioner does not amount to suppression of material facts warranting dismissal of the writ petition. - HC
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