Supreme Court of India
Bhavya Apparels Private Limited and Anr v. Union of India
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Customs Act, 1962 : s. J 29E-Predeposit of custom duty-Order passed by Tribunal directing pre deposit of duty of Rs. 3 crores as condition to hear appeal c of assessee-Tribunal dismissing appeal on failure of predeposit of duty amount-High Court affirming same-Correctness of-Held: Not correct-While passing order of predeposit, Tribunal failed to consider the fact that part of goods was in custody of Revenue-Also Tribunal did not apply its mind in regard to question of undue hardship on assessee-Matter remitted to Tribunal for reconsideration. Interpretation of statutes: Taxing statutes-Held:
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