Successful appeal sets aside order confiscating molasses stock, imposes redemption fine, penalty based on precedent. Revenue's claim rejected. The appeal was successful as the Tribunal set aside the order confiscating excess molasses stock, with a redemption fine and penalty imposed, allowing the ...
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Successful appeal sets aside order confiscating molasses stock, imposes redemption fine, penalty based on precedent. Revenue's claim rejected.
The appeal was successful as the Tribunal set aside the order confiscating excess molasses stock, with a redemption fine and penalty imposed, allowing the appellant's argument based on a precedent. The revenue's claim of already granting the benefit was not admitted by the Chief Chemist.
The appeal was filed against an order confiscating excess molasses stock, with a redemption fine and penalty imposed. The appellant argued that the excess stock was only 1.5% and should be allowed based on Tribunal precedent. The revenue claimed the benefit had already been given, but the Chief Chemist did not admit to this. The Tribunal set aside the order and allowed the appeal.
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