Supreme Court of India
Kothari Filaments & Anr. v. Commissioner of Customs (port) Kolkata & Ors.
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Administrative Law - Principles of Natural Justice - Customs Department passing order against importer for c violation of provisions of Customs Act - Reliance placed on documents collected during enquiry in the matter - Non- furnishing of the documents, to the affected persons - Held: The order was passed in violation of principles of natural justice - Importer was entitled to proper hearing which would if?cludes supply of the documents - Matter remitted to Commissioner of Customs - Customs Act, 1962- ss.111(d) and (m) and 112 (a) and (b). On verification of the imported goods of the
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