World & BusinessIndian court rejects Adani's claim that duty-free shops are outside domestic law
The Bombay High Court upheld a ban on imported nicotine pouches at Mumbai's airport over licensing issues under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, The Economic Times reports.
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Reuters reports that an Indian court ruled duty-free goods are not immune from domestic laws, dealing a blow to Adani Group's airport sales of nicotine pouches. The Economic Times says the Bombay High Court upheld a ban on imported pouches at Mumbai's airport and rejected the petitioners' argument that they were for outbound travelers. The court maintained that imported goods must comply with India's regulatory laws regardless of where they are sold, the outlet reports.
Indian court rejects Adani's claim that duty-free shops are outside domestic law
The Bombay High Court upheld a ban on imported nicotine pouches at Mumbai's airport over licensing issues under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, The Economic Times reports.
