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Rejection of application for rectification of mistake - Applicability of extended period of limitation - Tribunal did not consider the issue sought to rectified - Maybe, such a question was not raised by the appellant in the memo of appeal presented before the Tribunal in specific terms but, indisputably, this question remains a jurisdictional question because without existence of the elements specified in the said Proviso to Section 28(1), the show cause notice in question, as issued on 26.09.2006 in relation to the imports made from November, 2001 to April, 2003, could not have been maintained. - Matter restored back before the tribunal - SC
Rejection of application for rectification of mistake - Applicability of extended period of limitation - Tribunal did not consider the issue sought to rectified - Maybe, such a question was not raised by the appellant in the memo of appeal presented before the Tribunal in specific terms but, indisputably, this question remains a jurisdictional question because without existence of the elements specified in the said Proviso to Section 28(1), the show cause notice in question, as issued on 26.09.2006 in relation to the imports made from November, 2001 to April, 2003, could not have been maintained. - Matter restored back before the tribunal - SC
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