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2021 (6) TMI 792

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....BCD‟ for short) of 2.0% also. 1.2 The appellant sought for provisional assessment for clearance of the above, since they were unable to produce original documents required at that point of time, and also requested for permission to pay the Customs Duty for the Bill-of-Lading quantity with an undertaking to pay the differential duty, if any, with applicable interest in case the quantity discharged was more than the declared quantity. Based on the above request for provisional assessment, the Bills-of-Entry in question were provisionally assessed by adopting the quantity and price as declared therein and the duty liability was determined at Rs. 5,45,12,779/- for the Bill-of-Entry dated 12.10.2017 and at Rs. 8,06,11,353/- for the Bill-o....

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.... of the Adjudicating Authority in the Order-in-Original No. 43/2017-18 dated 28.03.2018 reads as under: "10. Accordingly, the importer submitted their reply vide letter dated 01.12.2017 wherein they have inter alia stated that they have availed the IGST portion of the refundable amount as Input Tax Credit; that they intend to utilize the same to discharge their duty liability towards outward supply of goods; that they have submitted the journal entries of books of accounts for reversal of BCD & Cess Portion of refundable duty from the cost of the goods; that they have submitted the SAP Print out of stock movement of both VCM and PVC (opening balance, production and closing balance) for the period 17th October 2017 (Goods Receipt Date) to ....

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....to 04.11.2017, he was of the opinion that the whole quantity of imported goods, for which the duty element of BCD and Customs Education Cess was included, had been utilized in the manufacture of final product namely, Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC) Resin and held that the PVC manufactured out of the imported raw material was transferred by way of sale to the ultimate buyer by 04.11.2017 (the date when the reversal entry was made), etc., and finally concluded that the duty element, to the extent of which refund was claimed, was passed on to the buyer and that therefore the claim of the appellant was hit by unjust enrichment. Thus, vide the above Orders-in-Original, the refund was sanctioned, however, was ordered to be credited to Consumer Welfare ....