Supreme Court of India
Commissioner of Customs (export) Nhava Sheva v. M/s. Mascot International
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Anti dumping duty - Flat roll product of stainless steel - Respondent imported the subject goods and the width thereof was more than 1250 mm but less than 1300 mm - Claim for exemption from payment of anti dumping duty under Notification No. 14120 I 0- Cus., dated 20.02.2010 as amended by Notification 8612011-Cus, dated 06.09.2011 - Held: Jn terms of Notification dated 06.09.2011 if width is between 1251 mm to 1280 mm, the anti dumping duty is payable - However, where goods sought to be imported were not cleared and were re-exported, the question of anti dumping duty would not arise -
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