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2019 (10) TMI 925

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..... of the addition of explanation to Section 37(1) of the Act. No reason to entertain this review petition. Firstly, it is always open for an assessee to raise an alternate contention and if such contention is purely one of law, also at appellate stage. However, the assessee must either rely on the facts already brought on record or within the permissible limits, request the appellate Commissioner or the Tribunal to permit additional evidence to be brought on record. Thus, in the judgment in question having examined all aspects of the matter, there is no need to remand the appeal before the Tribunal. Further, the implications of the judgment of the Supreme Court in case of Haji Aziz (supra) in the light of further development of law has be .....

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..... the parameters of the decision of the Supreme Court in the case of Hazi Aziz (supra). The Assessing Officer had summoned the import licence holder M/s. Rajnikant Brothers whose representative had stated before the Assessing Officer that M.P. Gupta, the present assessee had imported almond by using the licence and that redemption fine of ₹ 75 lacs paid to the Madras Custom House was done by M.P. Gupta. All transactions were made by him and he was responsible for the fine. He stated clearly that as per the agreement, M/s. Rajnikant Brothers were only entitled to the service charges. Thus, there was ample evidence on record suggesting that the assessee had made imports through his direct involvement by using the import licence of M/s. R .....

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..... contention and if such contention is purely one of law, also at appellate stage. However, the assessee must either rely on the facts already brought on record or within the permissible limits, request the appellate Commissioner or the Tribunal to permit additional evidence to be brought on record. Thus, in the judgment in question having examined all aspects of the matter, there is no need to remand the appeal before the Tribunal. Further, the implications of the judgment of the Supreme Court in case of Haji Aziz (supra) in the light of further development of law has been examined in the said decision before arriving at final conclusions. This has not come for review. In the result, review petition is dismissed. - - TaxTMI - TMIT .....

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