Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Customs and Ors. v. Vasant Magalan Chokshi and Ors.
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Customs Act; Ss. 11 l(d) and 112(a): Seizure of gold bars by Revenue authorities-Show Cause Notice- Commissioner directing confiscation of the gold bars-Challenge to-Tribunal remanding the matter for de novo adjudication by the Commissioner-, Commissioner directed confiscation of 8 gold bars only as 70 out of 78 gold bars were received from genuine sources-Appeals and cross-appeals Tribunal set aside order of confiscation as there was no evidence of illegal import of the gold bars in question-Challenge to-High Court directing release of all the gold bars so confiscated by Revenue-In view of
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