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Remission of duty - leakage of the tank where molasses were stored - remission rejected on the ground that the application was not filed within the prescribed period of 24 hours - In the present case there is no material to allege or establish that the brown sugar was marketable and once there is no foundation to hold that brown sugar, on which the remission was claimed, was marketable goods, no question of payment of duty arises. Even otherwise, no allegation was levelled in the show-cause notice with regard to clandestine removal, which was required to be established while raising a demand under Section 11A of the Act. - HC
Remission of duty - leakage of the tank where molasses were stored - remission rejected on the ground that the application was not filed within the prescribed period of 24 hours - In the present case there is no material to allege or establish that the brown sugar was marketable and once there is no foundation to hold that brown sugar, on which the remission was claimed, was marketable goods, no question of payment of duty arises. Even otherwise, no allegation was levelled in the show-cause notice with regard to clandestine removal, which was required to be established while raising a demand under Section 11A of the Act. - HC
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