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DFIA - Denial of exemption from Basic Customs Duty under Transferrable Duty Free Import Authorisation (DFIA) - Such beneficial DFIA scheme which is intended for export promotion, cannot be construed in such manner as suggested by the petitioner. Such recourse would be ex facie erroneous and illegal. - Neither the officers nor any Transferee of a transferrable DFIA issued by the office of DGFT can be subjected to any of the impediments as suggested by the petitioner in the garb of public interest. - HC
DFIA - Denial of exemption from Basic Customs Duty under Transferrable Duty Free Import Authorisation (DFIA) - Such beneficial DFIA scheme which is intended for export promotion, cannot be construed in such manner as suggested by the petitioner. Such recourse would be ex facie erroneous and illegal. - Neither the officers nor any Transferee of a transferrable DFIA issued by the office of DGFT can be subjected to any of the impediments as suggested by the petitioner in the garb of public interest. - HC
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