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Levy of penalty - the subject container was very much in the custody of the SIIB Officers since no Bill-of-Entry was ever filed and hence, the alleged removal from the CFS could only attract act of ‘theft’ under the Indian Penal Code, for which a separate police complaint was lodged - Fastening the penalty under Section 112(b) ibid against this appellant is only a fallacy, which cannot be sustained - AT
Levy of penalty - the subject container was very much in the custody of the SIIB Officers since no Bill-of-Entry was ever filed and hence, the alleged removal from the CFS could only attract act of ‘theft’ under the Indian Penal Code, for which a separate police complaint was lodged - Fastening the penalty under Section 112(b) ibid against this appellant is only a fallacy, which cannot be sustained - AT
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