Supreme Court of India
Messrs. Fedco (p) Ltd. & Another v. S. N. Bilgrami & Others
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Import Licence, Cancellation of-Constitutional validity Reasonable opportunity of being heard, meaning of-Imports Control Order, I955. els. 9, IO-Constitution of India, Arts. I9(I)(f) and (g), Art. JI. The petitioner company applied to the Chief Controller of Imports and Exports, Government of India, New Delhi, for five import licences and obtained them from the Joint Chief Control ler of Imports and Exports, Bombay, purporting to grant the same on the authority of the former, and placed orders for goods ·covered by these licences, some of which actually arrived in Bombay. Before the goods
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