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    <description>CESTAT adjudicated a customs goods auction dispute involving sale proceeds apportionment under Section 150(2) of Customs Act, 1962. The tribunal confirmed the Commissioner (Appeals)&#039;s authority to remand proceedings for verifying freight and warehouse rent charges. The key holdings established that: (1) sale proceeds must prioritize auction costs, (2) freight charges of Rs.74,65,099/- were validly allowable, and (3) the Commissioner possessed legitimate power to remand matters for documentary verification. Consequently, the Revenue&#039;s appeal was dismissed, upholding the lower authority&#039;s procedural approach and substantive findings regarding goods sale proceeds distribution.</description>
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