Goods kept in Factory not liable to Confiscation in absence of evidence to show attempt to remove Clandestinely without Payment: CESTAT [Read Order]

The Tribunal observed that there was no evidence on record to show that there was any attempt to remove those goods clandestinely without payment of duty.
Goods kept in Factory - Confiscation - Evidence to Show Attempt to Remove Clandestinely - Payment - CESTAT - TAXSCAN

The Ahmedabad bench of the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) has held that goods kept in a factory are not liable for confiscation in the absence of evidence to show an attempt to remove clandestinely without payment. M/s. Parot Power Pvt. Ltd., the appellant engaged in the manufacture of ‘Electrostatic Precipitator’ (‘Tar…

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