Joint development agreements defer taxable transfer where possession lacks part performance, while completed flats determine consideration and exempti...
Passenger baggage re-export requires true declaration and cannot be granted indirectly through discretionary redemption of undeclared prohibited goods...
Prohibited goods - areca nuts - So far as the prohibition under the notification issued by the DGFT is concerned, it is based on the CIF value, i.e., the transaction value including the cost, freight and transit insurance. It is not based on the assessable value under the Customs Act. Therefore, so long as the CIF value is as per the DGFT Notification, import of the goods is not prohibited. Therefore, the areca nuts which were imported were not prohibited because the CIF value was not below the threshold. - AT
Prohibited goods - areca nuts - So far as the prohibition under the notification issued by the DGFT is concerned, it is based on the CIF value, i.e., the transaction value including the cost, freight and transit insurance. It is not based on the assessable value under the Customs Act. Therefore, so long as the CIF value is as per the DGFT Notification, import of the goods is not prohibited. Therefore, the areca nuts which were imported were not prohibited because the CIF value was not below the threshold. - AT
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