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Permission for provisional release of the goods - ball-bearings - The goods in question are subject matter of one bill of entry. Show cause notice itself, although is issued on 22nd April 2022 for almost one year has not been adjudicated and in fact, appears to have not progressed at all - a situation cannot be permitted where the Petitioner would suffer on both the counts at the hands of Commissioner of Customs - There is no acceptable reason that the petitioner in law should be denied provisional release on conditions. - HC
Permission for provisional release of the goods - ball-bearings - The goods in question are subject matter of one bill of entry. Show cause notice itself, although is issued on 22nd April 2022 for almost one year has not been adjudicated and in fact, appears to have not progressed at all - a situation cannot be permitted where the Petitioner would suffer on both the counts at the hands of Commissioner of Customs - There is no acceptable reason that the petitioner in law should be denied provisional release on conditions. - HC
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