Supreme Court of India
Roche Products Limited v. Collector of Customs and Another
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Customs Act, 1962: Sections 122, 124, 128-Collector of Customs setting aside order of Customs Officer-Ordering confiscation . and imposing penalty-Held appellant has right of appeal against such order. Actual user m'ust not be debarred from utilising the imported material under its industriallicence. c Administrative Law: Authority has power to do.a certain act Does the act but refers to wrong provisions of :law--'such order mere irregularity and would not vitiate such act . .
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