Imports and Exports (Control) Act 1950 Section 3 (1) Notification Section R No 949 (1) / 87 Dated 8 12 1987 The management of textile quotas for the specified period and the applicants were allegedly sent to the exporter of textile goods. Shipments were made to Section A. The quota service was suspended by the authority in favor of the applicant, against fake and fake export visas, after the applicant sent the non-quota goods, they were refused the required certificate, such as The Certificate of Origin and G-Section P certificates were required to be issued by the authority. Such certificates cannot be issued by the Export Promotion Bureau in connection with the shipment of non-quota goods as well as the basis of control or supervision of exporters. Is. On the basis of a fake or fake export visa where the quota restrictions were violated, the importing country can either cancel the overall import quotas from the exporting country if the relevant exporter / applicant has illegal activities. I was involved in, could be prosecuted, criminal or against any other type of exporter where inquiries were launched, based on certain information received from the U. S. Customs Authority. The applicant may refuse to issue a certificate in connection with other exports in connection with any shipment of quota goods by the applicant. The applicant has neither the law nor the law in the decision to suspend quota pending the inquiry.
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