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Tribunal Dismisses Appeals Over Unresolved SAD Refund Deficiencies; No Further Notice Required per April 9, 2018 Memo.

April 29, 2023

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Principles of natural justice - refund of SAD - The discrepancies in the refund claim were noticed by the Deficiency Memo dated 09.04.2018 itself. The said Memo has been mentioned in the Orders-in-Original which got merged with the Orders-in-Appeal as have been challenged before this Tribunal. It is the same Deficiency Memo which has been mentioned in the impugned Final Order dated 21.08.2021. Hence, there was no need of serving another notice to the appellants prior rejecting their appeals for want of removal of those deficiencies. - AT

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