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Confiscation of export goods set aside by Appellate Tribunal. ...


Appellate Tribunal accepts exporter's explanation on goods-invoice mismatch. No willful mis-declaration found. Redemption fine & penalty quashed. Confiscation order set aside.

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July 29, 2024

Confiscation of export goods set aside by Appellate Tribunal. Exporter's explanation accepted regarding mismatch between goods and invoice. No deliberate mis-declaration found. Redemption fine and penalty imposed earlier quashed. Confiscation order unsustainable in absence of willful mis-classification or mis-declaration. Appeal allowed.

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