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100% EOU - Joint filing of import documents by the EOU / EPZ unit and the domestic leasing company - The appellant cannot be faulted if the EDI system did not permit a joint filing of the import documents. Revenue has not disputed the appellants claim. - The appellant-EOU imported the impugned goods they would have been eligible for the exemption. Similarly, if Amul had jointly filed a Bill of Entry and executed a bond along with the appellant, they (Amul) too would have been eligible for the exemption. - Benefit of exemption allowed - AT
100% EOU - Joint filing of import documents by the EOU / EPZ unit and the domestic leasing company - The appellant cannot be faulted if the EDI system did not permit a joint filing of the import documents. Revenue has not disputed the appellants claim. - The appellant-EOU imported the impugned goods they would have been eligible for the exemption. Similarly, if Amul had jointly filed a Bill of Entry and executed a bond along with the appellant, they (Amul) too would have been eligible for the exemption. - Benefit of exemption allowed - AT
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