Demand Duty - Mis-declaring imported goods ‘Brush Cutters’ as ...

Case Laws Customs

March 5, 2024

Demand Duty - Mis-declaring imported goods ‘Brush Cutters’ as ‘Power Weeders’ - The Tribunal found the goods to be 'Brush Cutters' not 'Power Weeders' based on examination and supporting documentation. They were classified under CTH 8467 as tools for working in the hand with a self-contained motor, distinguishing them from machinery meant for soil preparation or cultivation under CTH 8432/8433. The appellants were not entitled to the claimed exemptions under Notification No.12/2012 because those exemptions applied specifically to machinery designed for agricultural use, which did not include 'Brush Cutters'.

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Demand Duty - Mis-declaring imported goods ‘Brush Cutters’ as ...

Case Laws Customs

March 5, 2024

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