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Rejection of clearance of the goods imported - denial on the ground of a trade mark dispute were pending - There is no warrant for the customs authorities in not permitting release of the goods in question in the absence of any right in respect of the mark in question having crystallized in favour of respondent no. 8 at the time petitioner sought clearance of the goods subject matter of bill of lading - HC
Rejection of clearance of the goods imported - denial on the ground of a trade mark dispute were pending - There is no warrant for the customs authorities in not permitting release of the goods in question in the absence of any right in respect of the mark in question having crystallized in favour of respondent no. 8 at the time petitioner sought clearance of the goods subject matter of bill of lading - HC
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