Government rejects duty payment revision for Thin-walled Bearings based on thickness discrepancy. The revision application regarding duty payment on Thin-walled Bearings was rejected by the Government of India. The petitioners' declaration of 4 mm ...
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Government rejects duty payment revision for Thin-walled Bearings based on thickness discrepancy.
The revision application regarding duty payment on Thin-walled Bearings was rejected by the Government of India. The petitioners' declaration of 4 mm thickness was considered indicative of Thin-walled Bearings, despite the Director General's certification of up to 4.76 mm thickness. The ISI specification of 3.65 mm was deemed unacceptable, leading to the rejection of the revision application.
The Government of India rejected the revision application regarding duty payment on Thin-walled Bearings, stating that the petitioners' declaration of 4 mm thickness at the time of payment indicated they were known as "Thin-walled Bearings." The Director General (Technical Development) certified thickness up to 4.76 mm, and the ISI specification of 3.65 mm could not be accepted. The revision application was rejected. (Case: 1976 (2) TMI 179 - GOVERNMENT OF INDIA)
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