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Eligibility for SAD exemption - It is admitted by the importer that no permission obtained under FCO, since the product 'rock phosphate' imported does not require such permission being not within the specification for rock phosphate to be qualified as 'fertiliser' under FCO. - It is well settled principle of law that in case of exemptions, law should be strictly interpreted and liberal interpretation detrimental to revenue is not advocated. - The order of the Customes Department declining to grant SAD exemption is upheld - HC
Eligibility for SAD exemption - It is admitted by the importer that no permission obtained under FCO, since the product 'rock phosphate' imported does not require such permission being not within the specification for rock phosphate to be qualified as 'fertiliser' under FCO. - It is well settled principle of law that in case of exemptions, law should be strictly interpreted and liberal interpretation detrimental to revenue is not advocated. - The order of the Customes Department declining to grant SAD exemption is upheld - HC
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