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No Service Tax on Compensation for cancellation of Coal Block Allotment

May 14, 2022 1005 Views 0 comment Print

Jindal Steel & Power Limited Vs Principal Commissioner of CGST & CX (CESTAT Kolkata) It is undisputed that the compensation was received by the Appellant. Coal blocks allocated to the Appellant as well as to several others were cancelled as per the judgment of the Hon’ble Supreme Court. Thereafter, they were allotted to new companies. […]

Service Tax not payable on Notice pay mentioned in employment contract

May 13, 2022 2124 Views 0 comment Print

XL Health Corporation India Pvt. Ltd. Vs Commissioner of Central Tax (CESTAT Bangalore) The term ‘notice pay’ mentioned in the employment contract cannot be considered as a service, more specifically as the taxable service inasmuch as neither of the parties to the contract have provided any service to each other. Thus, the phrase ‘service’ defined […]

Activity of repacking amounts to manufacture

May 13, 2022 7203 Views 0 comment Print

Vaibhav Global Ltd. Vs Commissioner of Customs (CESTAT Delhi) This Tribunal in the case of CCE vs Western Electronics reported as 2000 (116) ELT 181 (Tri) while relying upon the similar circular as mentioned above has held that packing of the goods into different packs amounts to manufacture and while exporting such goods, the activity […]

In absence of Cross Examination, statements used against appellants has to be discarded

May 10, 2022 1122 Views 0 comment Print

It is well settled by decisions of Tribunals and higher forums that for cases of such alleged clandestine manufacture and clearances, fundamental criteria have to be established by the Revenue and there should be tangible evidence of clandestine manufacture and clearance of such goods and not undue inferences or unwarranted assumptions.

In absence of corroboration, test of cross-examination is of essence – Section 138B – Customs

May 10, 2022 1737 Views 0 comment Print

Karim Jaria Vs Commissioner of Customs (Import-I) (CESTAT Mumbai) CESTAT held that Reliance on statements alone is too fragile a foundation to build a case of undervaluation; such depositions are reliable only with corroborative support. In the absence of corroboration, test of cross-examination is of essence, as mandated by section 138B of Customs Act, 1962, for […]

Service Tax not payable on fee paid to State Govt in respect of manufacture, import & sale of alcoholic liquor

May 9, 2022 885 Views 0 comment Print

United Spirits Limited Vs Commissioner of Central Taxes (CESTAT Bangalore) CESTAT find that the adjudicating authority has confirmed the demand in respect of various fees paid to the State Government in respect of manufacture, import and sale of alcoholic liquor. The adjudicating authority, though dropped the demand on licence fee, but confirmed the demand on […]

CESTAT directs refund of Anti-Dumping Duty Paid After Validity of Notification

May 8, 2022 789 Views 0 comment Print

Abhilasha Impex Pvt. Limited Vs Commissioner of Customs (CESTAT Delhi) Admittedly the Anti Dumping notification was valid till 24.06.2015 and the same have admittedly lapsed w.e.f. 25.06.2015, and as such no anti dumping duty was payable by the appellant with respect to the Bill of Entry filed on 26.06.2015. Accordingly, I allow this appeal and […]

Simple Aluminium Plates’ classifiable under CTH 76061200

May 8, 2022 708 Views 0 comment Print

CESTAT Bangalore ruling on aluminum classification. Commissioner’s order final. Analysis of Alufit India vs. Commissioner of Customs case.

Cenvat Credit cannot be denied merely for Clerical/typographical error

May 8, 2022 2358 Views 0 comment Print

Hindustan Zinc Ltd. Vs Commissioner (Appeals), Central Excise & Central Goods And Service Tax (CESTAT Delhi) The issue to be adjudicated herein is as to whether the Cenvat Credit availed of Service Tax paid is liable to be denied being availed on the following grounds:– (i) Performa invoices (ii) Invoices issued in the name of […]

Absolute confiscation not permissible for gold jewellery carried by an eligible passenger

May 7, 2022 7047 Views 0 comment Print

The appellant falls into the criteria of an eligible passenger. He is thus allowed to import gold jewellery upto 10 kilograms by paying appropriate customs duty. The currencies seized from him are sufficient to pay the customs duty for the gold carried by him.

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