Supreme Court of India
M/s. Rajmal Lakhichand and Anr. v. Commr. Cen. Exc. & Customs, Aurnagabad
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Customs Act, 1962: s.130(3) - Reference - Scope of - Confiscation of seized silver.:... Silver weighing 194.250 kgs. which was locally purchased confiscated uls. 120(2) and silver weighing 1713. 807 kgs. imported illegally from abro_ad confiscated uls. 111 (d) - Tribunal directed confiscation of entire quahtity of silver u/s; 120(2) - Provision of s. 120(2) was . o not· _invoked in· the show cause notice for- silver weighing '194.250 kgs . .:.. Reference application· before High Court - Question referred to High Court that whether Tribunal was · justified in invoking s. 120(2) tO order
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