TaxTMI 
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.... parties. 2. The parties agree that both these appeals can be disposed of by a common order because they challenge CESTAT's impugned order dated 28 June 2024. 3. Mr Sharma proposes the following substantial questions of law in Customs Appeal (L) No. 30034 of 2024 :- "1. Whether in the facts and circumstances of the case the Hon'ble CESTAT is correct in setting aside the Order of Confiscation of and consequently imposition of the redemption fine of the goods unloaded u/s. 111(h) r/w Section 125 of the Customs Act, 1962. 2. Whether in the facts and circumstances of the case the Hon'ble CESTAT is correct in setting aside the Order of Confiscation of and consequently imposition of the redemption fine of the goods removed u/s. 111....
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....bonded tanks were within such customs area when none of the parties had raised such contention either before the Adjudicating Authority or before the CESTAT? 3. Whether in the facts and circumstances of the case, the CESTAT was correct in law in holding that the commissioner of customs should have estimated the "assessable value" in accordance with Section 2(41) of the Customs Act, when the said issue was not agitated by any of the Parties either before the Adjudicating Authority or before the CESTAT? 4. Whether the CESTAT was correct in law in holding that the Regulation 12 of the (Custody and Handling of Goods) Regulation, 2016 does not envisage importation of licensing conditions as part and parcel of its Regulations?" 5. Mr Shar....
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....at necessary permissions were applied for and obtained for such storage. He explained the circumstances in which there was a marginal increase of value in some instances, and such explanations were also accepted. 9. For all these reasons Dr Kantawala submitted that these appeals may not be admitted. 10. The rival contentions now fall for our determination. 11. Under Section 130 of the Customs Act, 1962, appeals can be entertained only if they involve substantial questions of law. Mr Sharma's contentions are factual issues that the tribunal has considered in considerable detail. In particular, the discussion in paragraphs 7 to 14 of the impugned order clarifies this position. Therefore, these appeals, which attack pure findings of fac....