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Valuation - intent to evade payment of duty - The Tribunal has furnished adequate reasons to justify the perception that the appellant herein had intended to evade payment of duty. The initial order had merely waived the penalty without indicating any reason. Since appropriate reasons relevant to the issue have been indicated in the order impugned upon due considerations being taken into account, the order in appeal does not call for any interference. - HC
Valuation - intent to evade payment of duty - The Tribunal has furnished adequate reasons to justify the perception that the appellant herein had intended to evade payment of duty. The initial order had merely waived the penalty without indicating any reason. Since appropriate reasons relevant to the issue have been indicated in the order impugned upon due considerations being taken into account, the order in appeal does not call for any interference. - HC
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