Bombay HC admits appeal challenging Tribunal's duty direction. Key questions of law raised. Respondent's counsel waives service. The Bombay HC admitted substantial questions of law raised in an appeal challenging the Tribunal's direction to ascertain duty payment and adjust excess ...
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Bombay HC admits appeal challenging Tribunal's duty direction. Key questions of law raised. Respondent's counsel waives service.
The Bombay HC admitted substantial questions of law raised in an appeal challenging the Tribunal's direction to ascertain duty payment and adjust excess duty paid in various Bill of Entries. The respondent's counsel waived service.
The Bombay High Court heard an appeal regarding the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal's direction to ascertain duty payment and adjust excess duty paid. The appeal raised substantial questions of law, which were admitted by the court. The Tribunal's directions on adjusting excess payment in different Bill of Entries were also questioned. The respondent's counsel waived service.
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