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Penalty proceedings for cash-loan acceptance require assessment proceedings and recorded Assessing Officer satisfaction; absent these, the proceedings...
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Legality of import of ‘wheat gluten amygluten 160’ - production of ‘duty-free import authorization (DFIA)’ licenses, permitting import of ‘flour’ for the manufacture of ‘biscuits’ - There is no evidence on record that the appellants were aware of the composition of the exported goods. Hence, the appellant cannot be expected to conform to such imports as they are not cognizant of. From the available records and submissions made, we are unable to conclude if any of the inputs permitted for import to enable manufacture of biscuits are enumerated among the goods specified for conformity in the Handbook of Procedures. - AT
Legality of import of ‘wheat gluten amygluten 160’ - production of ‘duty-free import authorization (DFIA)’ licenses, permitting import of ‘flour’ for the manufacture of ‘biscuits’ - There is no evidence on record that the appellants were aware of the composition of the exported goods. Hence, the appellant cannot be expected to conform to such imports as they are not cognizant of. From the available records and submissions made, we are unable to conclude if any of the inputs permitted for import to enable manufacture of biscuits are enumerated among the goods specified for conformity in the Handbook of Procedures. - AT
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