Supreme Court of India
M/s. O.N.G.C. Ltd. v. Commnr. of Customs, Mumbai
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Customs Act, 1962-3- Seismic Tapes-Custom duty on-Exemption from-By a Notification-Requirement of Essentiality Certificate for availing exemption-Possession of Petroleum Exploration Licence was pre-condition for grant of the Certificate-Late renewal of the licence, but from retrospective effect-Due to non-availability of licence, Certificate not granted-After grant of licence, fresh application for grant of Certificate in continuance of its earlier application-Exemption denied by the Authority as well as Tribunal in absence of the Certificate-Certificate produced before this Court after the
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