Concessional penalty for search-disclosed unreconciled jewellery applies where substantive disclosure conditions are met despite omission from origina...
Revocation of Customs Broker Licence - forfeiture of security deposit - There are no answers to the appellant’s contention that “Let Export” orders were issued after due verification by the concerned officials and that export manifest was also generated, implying thereby that the goods in question had cross the border. But, in any case, other than mere allegations of no advice and no due diligence, as Revenue has not brought on record the role/roles played by the Appellant and that which amounted to connivance etc., since it is the settled position of law that allegations howsoever strong, cannot take the place of proof. - AT
Revocation of Customs Broker Licence - forfeiture of security deposit - There are no answers to the appellant’s contention that “Let Export” orders were issued after due verification by the concerned officials and that export manifest was also generated, implying thereby that the goods in question had cross the border. But, in any case, other than mere allegations of no advice and no due diligence, as Revenue has not brought on record the role/roles played by the Appellant and that which amounted to connivance etc., since it is the settled position of law that allegations howsoever strong, cannot take the place of proof. - AT
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