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    August 18, 2026   Case Laws Customs
    Unjust enrichment in customs refunds fails where sales evidence proves duty incidence was not passed to buyers.
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    Customs detention starts the notice limitation period, invalidating extensions issued after the original period expires.
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      Since order passed by the Commission is an agreement in a...

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      Central ExciseApril 26, 2016Case LawsHC
      Since order passed by the Commission is an agreement in a statutory form, the assessee, having been granted immunity from prosecution, cannot challenge the imposition of penalty only - Order of penalty and prosecution cannot be segregated, either the applicant accepts the order in its entirety or the settlement fails - HC
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