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The case involved the classification of imported goods as Pre-Sensitized Positive Offset Aluminum Plates for levy of anti-dumping duty. The country of origin was mis-declared as Taiwan instead of China. The tribunal held that both Pre-Sensitized and Digital offset plates fall under the same classification. The revenue failed to prove the goods were digital offset plates, entitling the appellant to benefit from a specific customs notification. Penalties u/s 114A, 114AA, and 112A of the Customs Act were upheld, but revised due to the appellant's disclosure during investigation. The appeal was allowed for remand to the original adjudicating authority.
The case involved the classification of imported goods as Pre-Sensitized Positive Offset Aluminum Plates for levy of anti-dumping duty. The country of origin was mis-declared as Taiwan instead of China. The tribunal held that both Pre-Sensitized and Digital offset plates fall under the same classification. The revenue failed to prove the goods were digital offset plates, entitling the appellant to benefit from a specific customs notification. Penalties u/s 114A, 114AA, and 112A of the Customs Act were upheld, but revised due to the appellant's disclosure during investigation. The appeal was allowed for remand to the original adjudicating authority.
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