respondents to :
(i) Forthwith revoke the suspension of the Duty Credit
Scrips bearing nos.3719000681/0/36/00, 3719000683/0/
36/00 and 3719000682 ... Foreign Trade Policy, 2015-20, and return the
said Duty Credit Scrips to the petitioner after extending the
validity thereof for a period
respondents to :
(i) Forthwith revoke the suspension of the Duty Credit
Scrips bearing nos.3719000681/0/36/00, 3719000683/0/
36/00 and 3719000682 ... Foreign Trade Policy, 2015-20, and return the
said Duty Credit Scrips to the petitioner after extending the
validity thereof for a period
allow the benefit of Merchandise Export from
India Scheme ( MEIS) duty credit scrip entitle-
ment amounting to Rs. 17,95,369:00 for five
shipping ... File no.37/21/090/80284/
AM17 DATED 09.06.2016 and duty credit scrip
entitlement amounting to Rs. 4,75,133.00 for
eleven shipping Bills carrying
such exports, the incentive is made
available in form of duty credit scrip at the rate of 5% of
the FOB value of the exports ... 8025/2015 JUDGMENT
such benefits. Duty credit scrip at the specified rate of the
FOB value of the exports would be provided. In case
such exports, the incentive is made
available in form of duty credit scrip at the rate of
5% of the FOB value of the exports ... Specified
product exported to specified countries qualify for
such benefits. Duty credit scrip at the specified
rate of the FOB value of the exports would
engaged in manufacturing and
export. The petitioner was issued Duty Credit Scrip ("DCS"
for short) by the respondent authorities on 31.7.2013. This
certificate ... Department in issuance of documents
for issue of duplicate scrip. Duty credit scrip is a freely
transferable instrument. The Committee therefore, did not
accede
Commerce
and Industry. Earlier, there were five different
kinds of duty scrips with varying conditions
attached to their use. Now, all these schemes
have been ... value of covered
exports, by way of the MEIS duty credit scrip.
The scrip can be transferred or used for payment
of a number
reflected in communication dated 10.06.2021 and to
grant consequential benefits of granting Scrips under
the RoSCTL Scheme to the petitioners for the exports
made during ... Levies
(RoSCTL), was introduced. The export benefits
thereunder of Electronic Duty Credit Scrips were
continued to be granted by the Director General of
Foreign Trade
option of reducing his liability by utilising
the credit in the DEPB scrips. It is further the case of the
respondents that the exemption provided ... respondents, how can it be adjusted against the credit in DEPB
scrip by enforcing the condition of the Exemption Notification? This
to our mind
which the exporter is given the facility of utilising
the credits in the DEPB scrips for the purpose of adjustment against
the customs duty liability ... respondents, how can it be adjusted against the credit in DEPB
scrip by enforcing the condition of the Exemption Notification? This
to our mind
