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High Court sets aside order on ex-bond Bills of Entry for crude palm oil, citing violation of natural justice principles.

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....Availability of alternative remedy - Rejection of request for cancellation/withdrawal of ex-bond Bills of Entry - reducing the basic customs duty and the agricultural infrastructure and development cess on crude palm oil - the opportunity granted to the appellant is held to be thoroughly inadequate. - the appellant need not be relegated to avail the alternative remedy. We are satisfied that the order dated 21.1.2022 impugned in the writ petition is unsustainable in law and in violation of principles of natural justice apart from having passed by misinterpreting the order passed in the earlier writ petition. Therefore, the order dated 21.1.2022 is liable to be set aside. - HC....