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Issues: (i) whether the declared value of mis-declared goods could be reduced to the actual value of the goods in the consignment; (ii) what should be the appropriate quantum of redemption fine and penalty.
Issue (i): whether the declared value of mis-declared goods could be reduced to the actual value of the goods in the consignment.
Analysis: The declared value of goods that were found to be mis-declared could not be treated as the actual value for legal purposes, since doing so would amount to validating an illegality. The valuation adopted for the attempted export was therefore not liable to be reduced to the value of the actual goods found in the container.
Conclusion: The issue was decided against the assessee.
Issue (ii): what should be the appropriate quantum of redemption fine and penalty.
Analysis: While sustaining the finding on misdeclaration, the quantum of redemption fine and penalty was re-examined on the basis of the nature of the goods, expected profits, and the circumstances of the attempted export. The originally imposed amounts were considered excessive and were reduced.
Conclusion: The redemption fine was reduced to Rs. 10 lakhs and the penalty was reduced to Rs. 5 lakhs.
Final Conclusion: The appeal succeeded only in part, with the finding on misdeclaration left undisturbed but the monetary sanctions modified downward.