The Petitioner, a manufacturer of Asbestos Free brake-lining and Brake pads & brake shoes, exported...

The Petitioner, a manufacturer of Asbestos Free brake-lining and Brake pads & brake shoes, exported these items under 28 shipping bills. However, due to a technical difficulty, the Petitioner inadvertently marked 'N' instead of 'Y' in the "reward item box" for claiming rewards under the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS). Consequently, these shipping bills were not transmitted for granting rewards. The Policy Relaxation Committee rejected the Petitioner's claim for release of the admissible reward amounts under MEIS. The High Court, relying on the Supreme Court's decision in N.C. John case and Mangalath Cashews, ANU Cashew cases, held that where there is an inadvertent mistake of mentioning 'N' instead of 'Y' and the claimant had ..... .....

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