Supreme Court of India
Dy. Chief Controller of Imports & Exports, New Delhi v. K. T. Kosalram & Ors
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September 29, 1970 Imports and Exports Act (18 of 1947), Import Control Order, 1955 and Import Trade Control Policy-Condition in licence for import of goods-Interpretation of-Import of Printing Presses-Condition in licence against sale of printing material-If applicable to printing presses. Under s. 3 of the IU1ports and Exports Act, 1947, the Central Gov ernment is empowered to provide by Order published in the Official Gazette for prohibiting, restricting or otherwise controlling the import, export, carriage or shipment etc., of goods of any specified description. The Central Government
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