CENTRAL EXCISE SECTION
2008-TIOL-1157-CESTAT-MAD.pdf + differential story.pdf
Bimetal Bearings Ltd Vs CCE, Chennai (Dated : July 2, 2008)
Central Excise provisional assessment whether interest is payable in cases where the differential duty is paid before the finalization of the assessments by the department matter referred to Larger Bench. : CHENNAI CESTAT; 2008-TIOL-1156-CESTAT-MAD.pdf
M/s Jai Bhavani Steel Enterprises Ltd Vs CCE, Chennai (Dated : April 22, 2008) Central Excise Stay / dispensation of pre-deposit duty demanded on alleged clandestine manufacture and clearance on the ground of purchase of melting scrap without bills since it is admitted that the appellant is not trading in melting scrap, the same should have been considered to have been used in the manufacture pre-deposit ordered. Pre-deposit ordered. : CHENNAI CESTAT; 2008-TIOL-1155-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
M/s Govind Poy Oxygen Ltd Vs CCE, Goa (Dated : May 8, 2008)
Recovery of rental charges/detention charges on cylinders, service charges like hydraulic testing charges, inspection and repair charges, internal inspection and repair charges from customers Not includible in assessable value Tribunal decision in Saurabh Gases followed : MUMBAI CESTAT; 2008-TIOL-1154-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
Ballarpur Industries Ltd Vs CC & CE, Nagpur (Dated : Feburary 7, 2008) Input service distributor not registered before taking credit No reasons from the department for delay in granting registration - An allocation chart is not the prescribed document for the purpose of availment of credit Pre-deposit of Rs. 13,00,000/- ordered Rest waived Stay granted : MUMBAI CESTAT;
SERVICE TAX SECTION
2008-TIOL-1152-CESTAT-DEL.pdf
CCE, Chandigarh Vs M/s Swaraj Engines Ltd, Mohali (Dated : June 3, 2008)
ST - GTA Service - Service tax paid on GTA out of Cenvat Credit account - Revenue disallows - Assessee is entitled to utilise credit towards payment of ST on GTA service : DELHI CESTAT; 2008-TIOL-1151-CESTAT-DEL.pdf
CST, Delhi Vs M/s Delhi Gym Khana Club Ltd (Dated : June 13, 2008)
ST - Mandap Keeper service - Demand - Issue is no longer res integra as it was settled by Calcutta HC in Dalhousie Institute case ( 2005-TIOL-08-HC-KOL-ST ) - Revenue's appeal dismissed : DELHI CESTAT;
2008-TIOL-1150-CESTAT-DEL.pdf
M/s YRG Services Vs CCE, Jaipur (Dated : June 17, 2008)
ST - Business Auxiliary Service - Assessee arranges customers for banks which in turn charge processing fee from customers and a part of that fee is paid to the assessee as commission - Demand confirmed - Issue is no longer res integra as it has been settled that such a service is covered under BAS - pre-deposit ordered : DELHI CESTAT;
CUSTOMS SECTION
NOTIFICATION
dgft08not025.pdf
Maize exports: DGFT clarifies if LC opened prior
to ban, exports to be allowed;
CASE LAWS 2008-TIOL-138-SC-CUS.pdf + commissioner story.pdf
CC (Port), Kolkata Vs M/s Cosmo Steel Pvt Ltd (Dated: May 9, 2008)
Non-compliance with Supreme Court order Customs Commissioner imposed personal cost of Rs. 10,000/- to be recovered from his salary and paid to the assessee: The goods have now been released on payment of demurrage charges which include the period from the date of passing the order i.e. 7.1.2008 till the date of releasing the goods to the assessee i.e. 3.5.2008. The demurrage charges for this period are not justified as the goods were retained by the department in spite of orders passed by this Court to release the goods. On a query put to Mr. Mohan Parasaran , learned Additional Solicitor General as to who should bear the demurrage charges for the period 7.1.2008 to 3.5.2008, he submits that demurrage charges already paid by the assessee for the period 7.1.2008 to 3.5.2008 shall be refunded to the assessee within two weeks from today. The unqualified apology tendered by Mr. B.B.Aggarwal , Commissioner of Customs (Port), Kolkatta is accepted subject to payment of personal cost in the sum of Rs.10,000 /- (rupees ten thousand). The cost be recovered from the salary of Mr.B.B.Aggarwal , Commissioner of Customs and paid to the assessee. : SUPREME COURT ; 2008-TIOL-356-HC-MAD-CUS.pdf + hc story.pdf
CC, Tuticorin, Vs M/s. Edhayam Frozen Foods ( Dated: July 4, 2008 )
Cess export of fish prawns not fish; the expression fish' contained in Schedule 7 to the Agricultural Produce Cess Act, 1940 would not include within itself prawns and shrimps : MADRAS HIGH COURT;
2008-TIOL-1153-CESTAT-MUM.pdf
CC, Airport, Mumbai Vs M/s Kiran Jewels (Dated : April 25, 2008)
Customs confiscation redemption fine is not imposable when the goods are not available for confiscation.:MUMBAI CESTAT; |