SRINIVASAN
Sha Maggajee Saremall and Bros. Madras-1 – Appellant
Versus
Joint Chief Controller of Imports and Exports. Madras – Respondent
ORDER : These three petitions challenge the order of the Import Control Authorities refusing the grant of licences to the petitioners in respect of certain licensing periods W.P. 566 of 1962 relates to two periods-January to July 1960 and July to December 1956. The petitioner applied for import licence for "Paper, other sorts'. These applications were kept pending till recognition of transfer of quota rights to the petitioner firm and the petitioner was directed to get the changes in the constitution of the petitioner partnership and the transfer of quota rights recognised. This was apparently approved by the Chief Controller of Imports in 1958 only, and by that order that authority stated that this recognition of the transfer of quota rights should be effective only for subsequent periods. This was followed by the rejection of the applications of the petitioner for the licensing periods mentioned above. This matter was brought before this court in W. P. 782 of 1959. That petition was allowed and the Chief Controller of Imports was directed to dispose of the applications on the basis that the petitioner firm was entitled to the quota rights from the date of the actual reco
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