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Court Orders Return of Seized Documents Within 30 Days for Show Cause Notice Preparation by Department.

January 3, 2020

Case Laws     Customs     HC

Return of seized documents or not relied upon (No RUD) - Non furnishing of Reply to the Show Cause Notice - According to the petitioner they are material and relevant for preparing their reply to the said show cause notice. - 2nd respondent (Department) directed to strictly comply with the said order in letter and spirit within a period of 30 days

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