CENTRAL
EXCISE SECTION
exnt07_04.doc
CBEC amends
Chief Commissioners' panel for review of excise cases;
2007-TIOL-207-CESTAT-MUM.doc
Interest
on refund claim is payable from the date of expiry of three months
from the date of refund application & not on expiry of 3 months
from date of order passed by Commissioner(Appeals) or Tribunal –
issue no longer res integra – Tribunal decision in GSFC followed;
2007-TIOL-206-CESTAT-MUM.doc
Allegation
of clandestine removal on the ground that seized cartons did not
carry running serial number as required under Rule 51 of CER’44
- no provision under CER’44 under which the appellant is perpetually
liable for observing rule 51 when goods are not in appellant’s
possession – Matter remanded;
2007-TIOL-205-CESTAT-MUM.doc
Used
capital goods are required to be cleared on payment of duty at transaction
value & not on payment of duty equal to credit originally availed
inasmuch as it cannot be considered as “removal as such”;
SERVICE
TAX SECTION
2007-TIOL-208-CESTAT-AHM.doc
+ st
story.doc
Service
Tax- No telegraph authority can be treated as subscriber of another
telegraph authority in relation to the link established between
one telegraph authority and another telegraph authority;
CUSTOMS
SECTION
cuscir07_11.doc
CBEC does away
with verification of DEPBs at EDI ports;
2007-TIOL-20-SC-CUS.doc
+ sc
cus story.doc
In
the absence of any concrete evidence, the findings of Tribunal that
FOB price was not inflated acceptable;
2007-TIOL-204-CESTAT-MUM.doc
Customs - diversion
of Nepal bound goods back to India - penalty on the CHA under Section
112(b) of the Customs Act - Role of the clearing agent is limited
up to the clearance of the goods from the docks and he is under
no legal obligation to ensure that the Nepal bound cargo reaches
Nepal - Penalty set aside;
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