Delhi HC impleads CBEC as
respondent in writ petition challenging curtailment of duty exemption benefit
under Advance Authorisation Scheme; Directs CBEC to instruct all Customs
Commissionerates to comply with interim order dated September 11 allowing
imports without payment of IGST against authorisations issued prior to July 1;
Notes that despite such interim order, petitioner was compelled to pay IGST to
effect clearance of raw material under specified authorisations; Matter is
listed on February 22, 2018
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