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2001 (6) TMI 149

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....ntention to avail inadmissible Duty Entitlement Pass Book (DEPB) credit. The Commissioner of Customs had imposed a redemption fine of Rs. 5,00,000/-. A penalty of Rs. 2,50,000/- was also imposed on M/s. 21st Century. It was also ordered that no DEPB benefit will be permitted in respect of three shipping bills as mentioned in para 10 of the impugned order-in-original. 2.The matter was heard on 25-04-2001 at Kolkata when Shri Ramesh Choudhary and Shri S. P. Mukherjee, Advocates appeared for M/s. 21st Century. Shri A.K. Chattopadhyay, JDR represented the Revenue. Shri Ramesh Choudhary, Advocate submitted that the goods entered for export were correctly declared as fabricated steel structure and there was no bar in exporting such fabricat....

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....tice issued in this behalf." The appellants were a merchant-exporters and were a regular exporter of various engineering products and allied items. They obtained an export order for supplying various items towards installing a complete steel plant. Scrutiny of the order placed by the foreign buyer indicated that the appellants had begged export order for supplying various items for erecting and installing different facilities for a completed steel plant. They obtained different items from different manufacturers and shipped in different consignments the same to the foreign buyers. 4.The description of the goods declared in the shipping bill was the fabricated steel structure made out of mild steel hot rolled sheets/cold strips. This w....

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....sp;   We are an Engineering Company engaged in Design and Consultancy and undertake complete erection of Plant and Equipment. Thus perfect documentation is not our forte. (3)        We are exporting various equipment, parts and semi fabricated structures, which are part of a Steel Plant being set up in Oman. (4)        We are procuring the materials from various vendors in India in knocked down condition, as that is the only way it can be exported. The vendors (our suppliers) are ordered to supply the parts and there is a specific value to these parts. (5)        Our Purchase Price Break Up with our Buyers, which is part of the agree....

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.... of Credit, and Purchase Price Break Up which is an integral part of the contract, and a certificate from our suppliers, explaining that the contents are part of the Machine to dispel any doubts that are there. (9)        Further, as required by you we are also submitting a copy of the Purchase order on M/s. ISPL Ltd. And a copy of the Contract with our Buyers, which will establish the fact that we have not deviated or distorted any information whatsoever. They have also explained that the items supplied by them were only a part of the requirements for setting-up a plant required to produce steel. 7.The goods entered for export were described in the export documents as continuous casting machine a....

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....idual prices were indicated thereof. We consider that export products in question were covered by the scheme of DEPB credit. 9.Although the descriptions in the table of DEPB credit rates are not to be interpreted with the same precision as in the tariff entries, the wide scope of the goods covered by the nomenclature of "structures" can be had from the Explanatory Notes under Heading No. 73.08 of the Harmonised Commodity Description and Coding System (HSN) at page 1020 Vol. 3. It is so provided in the HSN as under : - "This heading covers complete or incomplete metal structures, as well as parts of structures. For the purpose of this heading, these structures are characterised by the fact that once they are put in position, they gener....