Supreme Court of India

Commissioner of Customs (gen), Mumbai v. Abdulla Koyloth

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Reported as [2010] 13 S.C.R. 280
Bench D.K. Jain and T.S. Thakur JJ.
Decided 29 October 2010

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What the Court ordered

We are of the opinion that the Tribunal needs to re-examine the entire matter afresh, particularly in. relation to the manner of valuation, redemption fine and penalty.

Judgment, page 16

From the headnote

Customs Act, 1962: c Section 14(1) - Valuation of imported goods for purposes of assessment - Mis-declaration with respect to country of origin, quantity and value of imported items - However, Tribunal accepting the transaction value as declared by assessee - HELD: Price paid by an importer to the vendor 0 in the ordinary course of commerce is to be. taken the transaction value in the absence of any special circumstances indicated in s. 14(1) of the Act and particularized in Rule 4(2) of 1988 Rules - In the instant case, the assessee admitted that there was difference between the items

Where later benches applied it

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