Supreme Court of India
Union of India and Others v. M/s. Prince Rubber Industries
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Export-Import - Grant of 8 % Cash Compulsory Support premium, against advance import licence under the Scheme - Claim for - Rejection due to closure of Scheme - Writ petition - Direction by High Court to release grant of 8 % Cash Compulsory Support premium against advance import licence as per the Circular with interest since application was made within time - On appeal, held: No infirmity in the order passed by the High Court - Delay/laches - Circular No. 11 dated 05. 05. 1993. The respondent claimed grant of 8% Cash Compulsory Support premium against advance import licence under the Scheme
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