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August 7, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Capital-goods exemption covers plant-modernisation accessories, while the import restriction applies only to earlier capital-goods components and spares.
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Transferable DFIA licences: intact licences and unproved importer fraud prevented customs duty demand and extended limitation.
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Country-of-origin misdeclaration requires authenticated proof; unsupported foreign intelligence cannot sustain confiscation, and unnotified penalties fail.
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Composite turnkey ATM contracts cannot be artificially split for service tax without statutory charging and valuation authority.
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Article 32 FIR quashing requires exceptional grounds, while distinct cyber-fraud transactions may sustain separate FIRs and investigations.
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Halal certification transition for specified meat exports to Egypt extends to support accreditation and onboarding under i-CAS-Halal.
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Voluntary duty payment records on the DGFT portal become the recognised basis for EODC processing under AA and EPCG schemes.
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Export-focused inventory e-commerce gains an FDI policy exemption for Indian-made goods, subject to foreign trade and exchange rules.
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GST arrest safeguards require recorded necessity and credible material; alleged online gaming tax evasion arrest was upheld.
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GST search procedures require de-sealing in the taxpayer's presence and any further search to follow statutory rules.
August 6, 2026   Case Laws GST
Pre-trial detention in fraudulent input tax credit prosecutions is not punitive; delayed trials may justify conditional bail.
August 6, 2026   Case Laws GST
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August 6, 2026   Case Laws GST
Suppression of material facts undermined coercion claim over GST payments, prompting costs and an explanatory affidavit.

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Where an importer has entered into a contract in good faith, at a time when goods were importable freely, without restrictions; and had no means to forseeing restrictive changes in the import policy, there is no justification for imposing a redemption fine - AT
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