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Imported goods eligible for customs duty benefit under Notification No. 146/94-Cus, but duty upheld on specific items The Tribunal held that the goods imported by the appellant were eligible for the benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus as they were certified by the ...
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Imported goods eligible for customs duty benefit under Notification No. 146/94-Cus, but duty upheld on specific items
The Tribunal held that the goods imported by the appellant were eligible for the benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus as they were certified by the National Sports Authority of India. However, the duty liability on specific items like 3 foot drop drag and straps, timber pallets, and 20 foot container was upheld due to the lack of required licenses and essentiality for laying the turf. The appeal was disposed of with the goods being eligible for the notification benefit but duty liability confirmed on the specific items.
Issues Involved: - Eligibility for benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus - Duty liability on specific items imported
Eligibility for benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus: The case revolved around whether goods imported by the appellant were eligible for the benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus. The appellant had imported acrylic resin based sports surface for laying synthetic track, contested by the Revenue. The appellant argued that the goods were certified by the National Sports Authority of India, making them eligible for the notification. The Tribunal referred to a previous case where a similar issue was decided in favor of the importer. It was established that the appellant was given a certificate by the Sports Authority of India, making them eligible for the benefit of the notification. The Tribunal also cited a previous case where raw material for a synthetic track was considered a sport requisite and exempted under the notification. Consequently, the Tribunal held that the goods imported by the appellant were indeed eligible for the benefit of Notification No. 146/94-Cus.
Duty liability on specific items imported: Regarding the duty liability on specific items like 3 foot drop drag, 3 foot drop drag straps, timber pallets, and 20 foot container, the Tribunal upheld the duty liability on the drag items due to the lack of a specific license for their importation. The appellant failed to produce the required license before the authorities. Additionally, the duty liability on timber pallets and 20 foot container was confirmed as these items were deemed not essential for laying the turf for the All India Tennis Association, thus not covered under the exemption of Notification 146/94-Cus. Consequently, the duty liability on these specific items was upheld, while the goods imported by the appellant were deemed eligible for the benefit of the notification. The appeal was disposed of accordingly.
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