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DRI Officers Held as 'Proper Officers' under Customs Act: Delhi HC Allows Revenue's Appeal Following Supreme Court Verdict [Read Order]

Yogitha S. Yogesh

In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court allowed an appeal filed by the Commissioner of Customs, setting aside a remand order passed by the Customs,...

Customs Duty not leviable on lmport of capital good: Karnataka HC [Read Order]

CESTAT Quashes 20-Year-Old Duty Demand, Rules in Favor of Importer in Landmark Textile...

MRP Labelling Not Mandatory for Industrial Use or Packages Above 25 Kg/Litre: CESTAT in BEML Case...

Relief for JSW Steel: CESTAT Rules Corrigendum Issued After 5 Years to Original SCN Amounts to Fresh...

Mandatory Personal hearing u/s 28(8) of Customs Act cannot be denied by relying on special provision S.122A: Kerala HC

The Kerala High Court has held that a mandatory hearing opportunity is to be granted under section 28(8) of the Customs Act, 1962 and it cannot be denied by the department by relying on a special...

Customs Authorities Can Issue Notices Even If a Trade Agreement Exists: Bombay HC Upholds SCN Against Importers [Read Order]

In a recent ruling, the Bombay High Court held that the customs department has the power to issue show cause notices (SCNs) even when a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) like the ASEAN-India FTA is...

Partial Relief to Maggie: Delhi HC Rules Delay Not Prejudicial, Remands Matter to CESTAT for Merits Review [Read Order]

The Delhi High Court, while holding that the delay between 2017 and 2021 in adjudicating the Show Cause Notice did not cause any serious prejudice, granted partial relief by setting aside the Customs...

Owners Must Pay Duty on Redeemed Confiscated Goods, Regardless of Who Imported It: CESTAT [Read Order]

The Kolkata Bench of the Customs, Excise, and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) ruled that an owner must pay customs duty on redeemed confiscated goods under Section 125(2) of the Customs...

Case Digest on Rulings Related to Customs Duty Exemptions

Customs duty exemptions are a cornerstone of trade policy. They aim to foster economic growth by reducing or waiving import taxes on specific goods. These exemptions are strategically designed to...

Imported Cars: No Duty Liability on Mere Possession, rules Supreme Court [Read Judgement]

In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India ruled that subsequent purchasers of imported vehicles cannot be held liable for customs duty evasion committed by the original importer. The...

Imported Cars - Mere Possession - No Duty Liability on Mere Possession - Supreme Court - rules Supreme Court - taxscan

Use of r-DNA Technology in Manufacturing of Diabetes Insulin amounts to A Mono Component Insulin: CESTAT allows Customs Duty Exemption [Read Order]

The Chennai Bench of Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal ( CESTAT ) has held that Use of r-DNA Technology in Manufacturing of Diabetes Insulin Amounts to A Mono Component Insulin and...