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1993 (8) TMI 84 - SC - Customs

  1. 1991 (7) TMI 71 - SC
  2. 1989 (5) TMI 61 - SC
The Supreme Court dismissed Writ Petitions seeking customs duty exemption, citing lack of discrimination in granting exemptions to MMTC. The Court referred to previous decisions upholding preferences for MMTC. Several other Writ Petitions were also dismissed based on the same reasoning. Respondents were allowed to encash bank guarantees provided in accordance with interim orders.

 

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