Supreme Court of India
M/s. French India Importing Corporation, Delhi v. The Chief Controller of Imports & Exports and Others
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French Establishments-Agreement to import goods-De facto transfer of administration to India·-lmporter, if liable to pay penalty and customs duty-French Establishments (Application of Laws) Order, r954, cl. (6)-French Establishments (Administration) Order, r954--Sea Customs Act, r878 (8 of 1878), s. 167(8). The petitioners entered into agreements with certain British firms for the import of cycles and cycle-parts to Pondi cherry, which was then a French Establishment, in the manner provided by French law. The goods arrived at Pondicherry after the French Establishments had merged into India
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