#Cestat judgments
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Service Tax
Service Tax
Cum-Tax Benefit Allowable Where Service Tax Not Separately Collected: CESTAT Chennai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
CESTAT Delhi Dismissed Customs Appeals as Penalty Below ₹50 Lakh Threshold
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Not Payable When Correct Category of Works Contract Not Invoked: CESTAT Kolkata
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Shipping Bill Conversion Allowed Beyond 3 Months as Circular Time Limit Not Binding: CESTAT Bangalore
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Absence of COO Marking Not Sufficient to Deny Duty Exemption Benefit: CESTAT Chennai
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
CESTAT Set Aside Vehicle Confiscation as Customs Failed to Prove Foreign Origin of Goods
Service Tax
Service Tax
Extended Limitation Invalid as No Suppression Proven in Service Tax Case: CESTAT Kolkata
Service Tax
Service Tax
CESTAT: No Service Tax on Security, Car Hiring & Employee Housing; Liability Upheld for Legal Services & GTA
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Demand Set Aside as Property Used for Residence Despite Lease to Company
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Demand Set Aside as Confirmed Under Taxable Category not proposed in SCN
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Customs Demand Set Aside Due to Failure to Prove Suppression Despite Valuation Dispute
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Upheld on Employee Secondment but Extended Limitation Rejected for suppression absence
Service Tax
Service Tax
Service Tax Not Applicable on Freight Margins Due to Principal-to-Principal Transactions
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Duty Liability Upheld as Notification Subsequent to Bill of Entry Filing Cannot Apply Retrospectively
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