Supreme Court of India
M.g.abrol v. M/s. Shantilal Chhotalal & Co.
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Imports and Exports (Control) Act, 1947 (13 of 1947), s. 3(1) and (2)-Expurts (Control) Order, 1954--The Sea Customs Act, 1878 (ss. 19, 167(8) und 178--Scrap of iron and steel-Prohibition on export without licence-Jurisdiction uf c:usronLr authorities to see whether goods in accordance K'ith licence-Licence for 'steel skull scrap' whether description of particular l'ariety relevant for exportability-Jurisdiction of courts to interfere \vith decision of custonis au1horities. In exercise of the power given in s. 3 of the Import and Export (Con trol) Act, 1947, the Central Go•errunent issued
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