Supreme Court of India
M/s Gokuldas Exports v. M/s Jain Exports (p) Ltd.
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What the Court ordered
We hold that defendant-appellant was not obliged to apply for second B revalidation of the licence and its failure to do so does not amount to breach of agreement on its part.
Judgment, page 14
From the headnote
Export-Import Policy, 1981-82 Paras 198(2); 199(1); 211-Import licences-Second revalidation-Permissibility of-Held, not permissible Request for revalidation can be allowed for a period not exceeding six months-Party seeking revalidation for a longer period has to make such a request while seeking revalidation at the first instance disclosing special reasons-Such request is to be considered with the approval of Chief Controller of Imports and Exports-There cannot be two requests for revalidation-IPC Circular No. 10104 dated 111511984-IPC Circular No. 14192 dated 3/5/I982-Handbook of Import
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