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2001 (11) TMI 733

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....issued a number of reminders by the investigating authorities but they did not co-operate with them. However, the appellants vide their letter dated 15-10-1999 authorised one Shri Deepak R. Borker (for short Shri D.R. Borker) to represent them and also to depose on their behalf during the course of investigation. The authorities recorded a statement from one Shri Subhash Kapila, Prop., of M/s. Emkay Enterprises (manufacturer of gaskets) at Industrial Estate, Bombay, Andheri, Kurla Road, Mumbai on 26-5-2000. Shri Subhash Kapila on seeing the samples drawn from the exported consignment deposed that the value per set of gasket would only be Rs. 4.80 as against the declared value between Rs. 246/- to Rs. 254/- per set. Consequently, the proceed....

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....rved that Shri D.R. Borker was their own authorised representative and there was no question of allowing his cross examination. As regards Shri Subhash Kapila, it is observed that he is the proprietor of a unit which manufactures gaskets for automobiles. The Commissioner in his order has further observed that for the market value of goods, the best judge are the people in the market and when a manufacturer of similar goods gives the break up of price, unless there is a major infirmity, the same has to be accepted. Accordingly, the Commissioner denied the cross examination of Shri Subhash Kapila to the appellants. The Commissioner in his order held that the exported goods were liable for confiscation. He also held that Shri Vijay Gulati, Pro....