Supreme Court of India
Chandna Impex Pvt. Limited v. Commissioner of Customs, New Delhi
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Customs Act, 1962 - s.130 - Statutory appeal against the order of Customs Appellate Tribunal - Held: While dealing with an appeal under s. 130, the High Court must examine each question formulated in the appeal with reference to the material taken into consideration by the .· Tribunal in support of its finding thereon and give its reasons for holding that question is not a substantial question of Jaw. The appellant, a body corporate, are importers of certain goods viz. plywood, MDF laminated boards and veneers etc. It was alleged that certain goods imported by the appellant had been
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