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CESTAT Sets Aside Customs Duty Demand as Electronic Evidence Did Not Meet Section 138C Requirements

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Bhaijaan Stores Vs Commissioner of Customs (Import-II) (CESTAT Mumbai)
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Advertisement Bhaijaan Stores Vs Commissioner of Customs (Import-II) (CESTAT Mumbai) Customs Undervaluation Allegation Fails Because DRI Email Printouts Were Held Inadmissible; CESTAT Quashes Penalties Because Cross-Examination and Witness Procedure Were Not Followed; Differential Customs Duty Demand Rejected Because Retracted Statements Lacked Corroborative Evidence; Customs Valuation Enhancement Invalid Because Earlier Bill of Entry Assessments Had Attained Finality; CESTAT Relies on Supreme Court-Backed Ruling to Strike Down Undervaluation Demand.  In , the Customs, Excise and Service T...
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CA Sandeep Kanoi
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Location: Mumbai, Maharashtra
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