Supreme Court of India
M/s. Bharat Carpets v. Director, Enforcement Directorate
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Foreign Exchange Regulations Act, 1973: s. 18(2) and (3) - Non-Repatriation of export proceeds - Penalty - Impo sition of - Held: Penalty rightly imposed as no material put c forth by appellant-exporter for having taken any steps for re patriation of the amount involved - s.18(3) creates rebutable legal presumption against exporter whenever prescribed pe riod expires without repatriation of export proceeds that the requisite steps to obtain repatriation were not taken . notice was issued against the appellant-Firm and partners to show cause as to why action be not taken against them for
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