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Seeking amendment in the shipping bills - Period of limitation - The Tribunal deemed the 2010 CBEC circular invalid, citing judgments by the Gujarat High Court and the High Court of Bombay. These judgments declared the circular ultra vires and directed authorities to reconsider amendment applications without imposing time limits. Consequently, the Tribunal set aside the communication denying the appellant's request and instructed reconsideration by the Commissioner of Customs within a specified time frame, ensuring a personal hearing for the appellant.
Seeking amendment in the shipping bills - Period of limitation - The Tribunal deemed the 2010 CBEC circular invalid, citing judgments by the Gujarat High Court and the High Court of Bombay. These judgments declared the circular ultra vires and directed authorities to reconsider amendment applications without imposing time limits. Consequently, the Tribunal set aside the communication denying the appellant's request and instructed reconsideration by the Commissioner of Customs within a specified time frame, ensuring a personal hearing for the appellant.
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