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Tribunal cuts fine & penalty for importing old clothes. Confiscation upheld but fine & penalty reduced to 10% & 5%. CESTAT

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August 13, 2024

The Tribunal reduced the redemption fine and penalty for importing old clothing. Referring to a previous case, it upheld confiscation due to non-compliance but decreased the fine to 10% of value and penalty to 5%. The imposed 10% fine and 5% penalty were deemed adequate for justice. The Tribunal found no issues with the order and dismissed the Revenue's appeal. CESTAT stands for Appellate Tribunal.

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