Supreme Court of India
Collector of Customs, Bombay v. M/s. Elephanta Oil and Industries Ltd., Bombay
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Import Policy, 1981-82: Appendix Item 44:/Import Control Order, 1955; Section 3: Import of Mutton Tallow, a canalised item-Notice under Impori Policy substituting Tallow of any animals for mutton tallow-Import of Beef Tallow under Open General Licence-Permissibility of-Levying of penalty-Correctness of-Held, since import of Bee/Tallow, a canalised item was not permitted in accordance with the term of licence/Import Policy, the Collector was justified in imposing penalty on the importer under Section I I 2 of the Customs Act-Customs Act, 1962; Sections 112 and 125. The question which arose in
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