Notification was availed on the strength of the Customs Duty Exemption Certificate (CDEC) issued by the Director General, Health Services (DGHS). The DGHS ... letter dated 12-12-1997 cancelled the above said CDEC issued to the appellants based on the Supreme Court's decision in " Mediwell
appellant pending issuance of a Customs Duty Exemption Certificate (in short 'CDEC') from the concerned authority i.e., Director General of Health Services ... short 'DGHS'). The issuance of CDEC was necessary for the purpose of the appellant, as it was one of the conditions incorporated
terms of evasion of Customs Duty and by
concealment of facts obtained CDEC in respect of MRI
and Lithotripsy machines and by violating the provisions
authority to ascertain whether the institution fulfills the
conditions for obtaining/retaining CDEC for import of hospital
equipments/spares under Notification
terms of evasion of
Customs Duty and by concealment
of facts obtained CDEC in
respect of MRI and Lithotripsy
machines and by violating the
provisions
terms of evasion of
Customs Duty and by concealment
of facts obtained CDEC in
respect of MRI and Lithotripsy
machines and by violating the
provisions
dated 01.03.1988 basing on which it was granted Customs Duty Exemption certificate (CDEC) to import medical equipments duty free. Further, Medical Supdt. Of DGHS informed
