Supreme Court of India
Indo Afghan Chambers of Commerce & Anr. Etc. v. Union of India & Ors. Etc.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that diamond exporters holding Additional Licences were not entitled to import goods enumerated in Appendix 2 Part B of the Import Policy 1985-.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Import Policy 1985-88-Appendix 2 Part and Item l of Ap pendix 6-Dry fruits-Import by diamond exporters-Holding addi tional licences-Whether permissible. The petitioner, an associations of dealers engaged in the business of selling dry fruit in North India, who purchase dry fruits either locally or through imports from outside India, challenged the grant of addi tional licences to the respondents-<liamond exporters, under Article 32 of the Constitution. On behalf of the petitioners, it was contended: (i) that the goods sought to be imported on the Additional Licences included those which
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