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Levy of penalty u/s 41 - Delay in filing of export manifest (EGM) - The Contention of the Revenue is that the date of filing of EGM is not initial filing of EGM but the filing of Supplementary EGM hence, there is delay is in clear contradiction of the statutory provision of Section 41 (1) read with sub section 3 of customs act, 1962. This view taken by the lower authority is absolutely illegal, hence not acceptable - AT
Levy of penalty u/s 41 - Delay in filing of export manifest (EGM) - The Contention of the Revenue is that the date of filing of EGM is not initial filing of EGM but the filing of Supplementary EGM hence, there is delay is in clear contradiction of the statutory provision of Section 41 (1) read with sub section 3 of customs act, 1962. This view taken by the lower authority is absolutely illegal, hence not acceptable - AT
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