Supreme Court of India
Union of India & Ors. v. Suksha International and Nutan Gems & Anr.
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Imports and Exports (Control) Act 1947 Section 3. Import Export Policy 1983. Paragraph 185(4) and (7)-lnter pretction of-Export Houses-Having imprest Licences-To import goods from abroad with corresponding obligation attached to export goods-Fulfilling conditions and applying for revalidation and endorse ment of licence-Held clauses (4) and (7) form an integrated policy scheme and to be read together. Constitution of India. Article 226--Writ petition-Plea of unexplained delay in filing of writ petition raised-Held-High Court should specifically deal with such plea. Statutory Interpretation.
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