Supreme Court of India
Sinha Govindji v. The Deputy Chief Controller of Imports and Exports and Others
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Import Licence-Cancellation-Grounds for cancellation Licensce to be given a reasonable opportunity of being heard-Prin ciples of natural justice-Violation of-Imports (Control) Order, I955. els. 8, 9, IO. The petitioner who was carrying on the business of the manufacture of celluloid and plastic bangles etc. was granted two licences dated January 18, 1960, and February 2, 1960, for the purpose of importing cellulose nitrate sheets for two licens ing periods, April/September, 1950, and October/March, 1960, On getting information that the petitioner had no machinery or equipment at the
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