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The HC dismissed the petition challenging the order permitting re-export of goods upon furnishing the Bill of Entry, holding that the petitioner failed to pursue the matter diligently after the 2021 order allowing re-export. The Court found no delay attributable to the Customs Department, as the goods were never detained, negating any obligation to issue a detention certificate. The petitioner's withdrawal of the petition in 2023 and subsequent misrepresentation of Court directions were noted adversely. The prayers were denied as devoid of merit, and a token cost of Rs. 10,000/- was imposed to be paid to the Gujarat State Legal Service Authority within four weeks. The petitioner's request for reconsideration of costs was rejected given the litigation's nature and conduct.
The HC dismissed the petition challenging the order permitting re-export of goods upon furnishing the Bill of Entry, holding that the petitioner failed to pursue the matter diligently after the 2021 order allowing re-export. The Court found no delay attributable to the Customs Department, as the goods were never detained, negating any obligation to issue a detention certificate. The petitioner's withdrawal of the petition in 2023 and subsequent misrepresentation of Court directions were noted adversely. The prayers were denied as devoid of merit, and a token cost of Rs. 10,000/- was imposed to be paid to the Gujarat State Legal Service Authority within four weeks. The petitioner's request for reconsideration of costs was rejected given the litigation's nature and conduct.
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