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    <description>Amendment of shipping bills under section 149 and conversion of &#039;free&#039; to scheme shipping bills turned on documentary proof and customs certification; ARE-1 endorsements showing excise relief were not controverted and establish entitlement, so rejection of amendment requests was improper. The tribunal found a quasi-judicial duty on the Commissioner to examine the submitted documents and remanded with a direction to amend the impugned shipping bills on available facts. Customs authorities&#039; routine role in certifying export relief was emphasised and absence of evidence against customs officials made discarding that certification unsupportable.</description>
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