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Customs : Cestat New Delhi – Import of "Microlens and Splitter” is not eligible for duty exemption; Merely because the appellant sought for duty exemption and the revenue took the view that the goods imported were not as...
Customs – Cestat Ahmedabad: As none of the party involved in the transactions controlled each other and revenue also has failed to establish relationship between the seller and buyer, hence no differential duty can be le...
Customs – Cestat New Delhi: The appellant cannot be said to be failed to abide by the Regulation as the illegal booking of export consignment was already informed to customs officers and KYC of the customers were verifie...
Customs – Cestat Chennai: Non-finalization of bills of entry was without any fault on the part of the Appellant, Adjudicating Authority was correct in taking a lenient view imposing total penalty of Rs.10,000 for 4 BoEs...
Customs: Cestat Chennai: Assessment order including self-assessment needs to be challenged to become eligible for refund, as the appellants have not challenged the order of assessment they are not eligible for refund – A...
Customs – Cestat Chennai: Issue of re-export of goods due to wrong consignments loaded from supplier’s factory – Held that as the goods are freely importable and not prohibited goods, refusing the request to re-export th...
Customs – Cestat Chennai: Refund of SAD cannot be rejected merely on the ground that the commercial invoice does not consist of endorsement that “credit of duty is not admissible” – Refund allowed [Order attached]
Customs – CBIC has issued circular amending Notification No. 57/2017- Customs dated 30.06.3017 regarding telecommunication products or equipment [Circular attached]
Customs – Cestat Chennai: A trader-importer, who paid SAD on the imported goods and who discharged VAT/ST liability on subsequent sale, who is entitled to the benefit of SAD exemption, notwithstanding the fact that he ma...
Customs – Cestat Hyderabad: I Stat System along with cartridges being a blood analyser can be classifiable under CTH 9027 – Appeal allowed [Order attached]
Custom – Cestat New Delhi: In the absence of specific provision of Section 27 being made applicable in the notification, the time-limit of filing refund application within one year would not be automatically applicable t...
Customs – Cestat Ahmedabad: Value enhancement of imported goods as per NIDB data cannot be accepted in the absence of independent evidence, it is a settled law in various judgments that the benefit of exemption notificat...
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