High Court rules in favor of refund claim for seized betelnuts under Customs Act. Respondent ordered to refund Rs. 60 Lakhs in 8 weeks or face 12% int...

High Court denies bail for smuggling Red Sanders, money laundering Rs. 51.12 crores. ED can probe ongoing crimes. No bail due to past smuggling.

Tribunal Overrules Excessive Penalties on Ship Spares; Confirms Duty Exemption Eligibility Under Notification 12/2012 for Indian Vessel.

Gold smuggling penalties overturned due to lack of evidence. Statements without cross-examination not admissible. Burden of proof not met.

Conversion of Ex-Bond Bill of Entry into Into-Bond Bill of Entry allowed if no revenue loss or fraud. Duty payable upon clearance, excess refundable.

Ministry of Finance puts anti-dumping duty on China-made Drawer Sliders to protect local industry. Check duty rates & details

Ministry of Finance imposes anti-dumping duty on tin plate Easy open ends from China

Ministry imposes anti-dumping duty on steel tools from China & Korea for 5 years. Varying rates based on type. CIF value used for calculation.

Anti-dumping duty imposed on Sodium Cyanide from China, EU, Japan, Korea to protect local industry. Rates vary, 5-year duration.

High Court reviewed a case on detention for gold smuggling. Emphasized timely communication. Delay in forwarding representation unjustified.

Dispute over refund of SAD resolved! Tribunal rules in favor of appellant citing compliance with conditions and CA certificate.

Finance Ministry Launches Automated Exchange Rate System for Customs Valuation, Live July 2024.

Guidelines for Transferring Goods Under the Customs Act: Deferred Duty Payment and Compliance with MOOWR Regulations.

Refund Claim Rejected as Time-Barred: Court Confirms One-Year Limit Post Provisional Assessment Finalization.

The court ruled in favor of refunding the amount without delay, dismissing the revenue's appeal.

The Tribunal said appeal not valid due to low duty amount below Rs.50 lakhs. Follow CBIC circular.

CESTAT dismisses seven departmental appeals due to CBIC circular's Rs.50 lakh threshold, reinstates self-assessment of goods value.

CESTAT ruled in favor of customs broker - no penalty imposed for aiding in misclassification of goods. Unwarranted penalty of Rs.50,000/- overturned.

CESTAT ruled on the classification of imported Zinc. Revenue's claim rejected due to insufficient evidence. Appeal dismissed.

CESTAT: After NCLT approves resolution plan, appeal can't continue. Tribunal can't act beyond its powers. Appeal abates.