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The imported goods were not ‘marble’ but ‘other calcareous ...

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March 11, 2017

The imported goods were not ‘marble’ but ‘other calcareous stones’ which the Geological Survey of India reported to be a variety of limestone without metamorphic recrystalisation and such goods being restricted could be imported only against licence - AT

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