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The case pertains to the demand of anti-dumping duty on PVC Resin SG 5 imported from China. The appellant claimed to have imported the goods from "CNSG Jilantai Salt Chlori-Alkali Chemical Co. Ltd," while the bags bore the name "CNSG Jilantai Chlori-Alkali Chemical Co. Ltd," with the word "salt" missing. The CESTAT held that the documentary evidence, including the invoice, packing list, and certificate of origin, takes precedence over assumptions/suspicions arising from the packing. Relying on a previous case involving a similar issue, the CESTAT accepted the documentary evidence as adequate proof that "Alkali Company" was the producer and allowed the benefit of the concessional rate to the appellant.
The case pertains to the demand of anti-dumping duty on PVC Resin SG 5 imported from China. The appellant claimed to have imported the goods from "CNSG Jilantai Salt Chlori-Alkali Chemical Co. Ltd," while the bags bore the name "CNSG Jilantai Chlori-Alkali Chemical Co. Ltd," with the word "salt" missing. The CESTAT held that the documentary evidence, including the invoice, packing list, and certificate of origin, takes precedence over assumptions/suspicions arising from the packing. Relying on a previous case involving a similar issue, the CESTAT accepted the documentary evidence as adequate proof that "Alkali Company" was the producer and allowed the benefit of the concessional rate to the appellant.
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