Supreme Court of India
Mis. Mangalam Organics Ltd. v. Union of India
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We are of the view that there is no clinching evidence to suggest the existence of a general practice not to levy excise duty.
Judgment, page 19
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Central Excise Act, 1944: s.11 - Central Government empowered to issue notification to the effect that in view of a prevalent practice duty payable by asses.see shall not be paid - Non-issuance of such notification - Can a direction be given by Court- Permissibility of- Held: Issuance of a notification uls.11 is in the nature of subordinate legislation - Directing the Government to issue such a notification would amount to taking a policy decision in a particular manner, which is impermissible - When 'power' is given to Central Government u/ s.11 to issue a notification to the effect not to
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