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1999 (5) TMI 153 - AT - Customs

Issues:
Rectification of mistake in the Final Order regarding the application of Import-Export Policy for the relevant period.

Analysis:
The judgment pertains to a miscellaneous application for the rectification of a mistake in the Final Order issued by the Appellate Tribunal CEGAT, Chennai. The issue raised by the applicants was regarding the incorrect extraction of input-output norms in the Final Order. The advocate representing the applicants contended that the Import Policy for AM 1992-97 should apply, contrary to what was stated in the order. The Tribunal acknowledged the error and noted that the issue concerned the Import-Export Policy for AM 1992-1997. It was observed that the latter policy had been mistakenly extracted in the Final Order, necessitating rectification.

Upon careful consideration, the Tribunal ordered the substitution of the table in the Final Order with a corrected version. The revised table specifically related to the Duty Exemption Scheme and Input-Output Norms for Fish Products. The new table outlined various export items, corresponding import items, allowed quantities, and additional percentages. Notably, the corrected table aimed to align with the Import Policy applicable for the period in question, ensuring accuracy and compliance with relevant regulations.

Conclusively, the Tribunal allowed the application for rectification of mistake as per the submissions made by the applicants' advocate. By rectifying the error in the Final Order and replacing the table with the accurate information reflecting the Import-Export Policy for AM 1992-1997, the Tribunal ensured the correct application of input-output norms for the concerned period. This judgment highlights the importance of accuracy in legal documentation and the Tribunal's commitment to rectifying errors to uphold fairness and adherence to applicable policies and norms.

 

 

 

 

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