1992 (6) TMI 36

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..... Bills of Entry for warehousing of the said two consignments were filed. The Customs Officers detained the goods on the allegation that the goods were not P.V.C. resn and as such, could not be imported under Open General Licence. An Order was passed on or about July 11, 1991 by the Additional Collector of Customs requiring the writ petitioner to pay a redemption fine of Rs. 2,00,000. The writ peti .....

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..... any event ultimately pursuant to a specific direction given by the Court on 10th October, 1991, the Collector of Customs issued a certificate. The Port Trust, however, did not allow the goods to be cleared nor did it apply for vacation or variation of the order passed by this Court. Ultimately on 4th February, 1992 the Port Authority was directed to allow clearance of the goods on the strength of .....

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