A confiscation and penalty order was passed solely on the ...

Case Laws Customs

February 11, 2019

A confiscation and penalty order was passed solely on the retracted statement of the appellant - and further these persons were not examined in the adjudication proceedings - the order is contrary to settled legal position and was clearly illegal, arbitrary and liable to be set-aside.

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A confiscation and penalty order was passed solely on the ...

Case Laws Customs

February 11, 2019

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