Supreme Court of India
Sheshank Sea Foods Pvt. Ltd. Karnataka Etc. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Customs Act, 1962 : S 111 (o)-Exemption Notification No. 116 dated 30.4. 1988-Breach of conditions-Power of customs authorities to investigate into-Sought to be excluded on the ground that terms of Exemption Notification were made part of licence and, as such, the licensing authority alone had jurisdiction to investigate into the alleged breach-Held, merely because licensing authority is empol11eretl to investigate, Custon1s authorities are not precluded from doing so-The breach is not only of the terms of the licence, but is also of the Exemption Notification and, therefore, provisions of s.
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