Supreme Court of India
The State of Bombay v. M/s. S. S. Miranda Limited
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Excise Duty-Imposition at successive stages of transportation of excisable article-Validity of-Bombay Abkari Act, z878 (Bom. V of I878), SS. IO, I9 & I9A. . The respondent held a trade and import licence for foreign liquor-as well as a velldor's licence under the Bombay Abkari 51 1960 March 25. 398 SUPREME COURT REPORTS [1960] r960 Act. It kept liquor in a bonded warehouse. On April z, 1948, . the appellant asked the respondent to remove the liquor from State of Bombay the bonded warehouse after paying the necessary excise duty. v. The respondent paid the duty, got the transport permits and
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