Case Law Details
Mohammed Sabir Vs Central Board Of Indirect Taxes And Customs (Kerala High Court)
Introduction: This article delves into the legal proceedings of Mohammed Sabir, challenging his conviction under Sections 132 and 135 of the Customs Act, 1962, in Kerala High Court. The focus is on the petitioner’s grievances regarding the appeal process and the subsequent court decision.
Detailed Analysis:
Background of the Case: Mohammed Sabir faced trial in C.C.No.302 of 2016 for Customs Act violations. The trial court found him guilty, leading to his conviction and sentencing. Dissatisfied with the judgment, Sabir filed Crl. Appeal No.321 of 2019 before the Additional Sessions Judge-VI, Ernakulam.
Appeal Proceedings: The petitioner alleges that his appeal was dismissed without affording him an opportunity to present his case. His counsel could not appear due to practical inconvenience, and the Appellate Court proceeded with the hearing without considering the appellant’s side.
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