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    <description>HC upheld penalties under sections 114 and 114AA of Customs Act 1962 against appellants for fraudulent duty drawback claims through deliberate suppression and misdeclaration. Court found no infirmity in Tribunal&#039;s order requiring pre-deposit for appeal. Despite appellants&#039; argument regarding change in law, HC emphasized that 2019 taxation regime applies without retrospective effect. Court noted appellants benefited from 8-year appeal pendency without pre-deposit payment. Appeals dismissed with directive to deposit specified amount within six weeks to pursue appeals, failing which Department authorized to proceed legally. Penalties and joint liability sustained, pre-deposit requirement affirmed as reasonable.</description>
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