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                  search & seizure procedure except requesting for the same to  the
                  Department or to the Central Government - Procedure undertaken by
                  police is beyond its control and that is proved unhealthy for the smooth
                  administration of the  State Government and the Central Government  -
                  Director General of Police is therefore required to attend such sort of acts
                  committed by the police and shall take up such issue before the Customs
                  Department and Central Government  as to whether the police should
                  indulge into such activity or not -  Issue  in question pertaining to two
                  Governmental Departments i.e. Police Department on one hand and the
                  Customs Department on the other hand - Instead of trying to establish
                  supremacy over the issue in question  by one or the other Department,
                  issue could have been sorted out by the Heads of both the authorities that
                  under whose jurisdiction, the issue falls for consideration —  Sunil
                  Purshottam Mohatta v. State of Gujarat (Guj.) .......................  314
               Suppression of fact cannot be alleged on the basis of statements of dealers -
                  See under DEMAND ................................  388
               Television sets of foreign brands - Smuggling of - Recovery of 228 pieces of
                  Sony and  Samsung  brand TVs  bearing serial numbers from
                  shop/premises of a person who admitted to have not manufactured the
                  same - Goods having not been notified under Section 123 of Customs Act,
                  1962, the burden to prove that the same were smuggled is on the
                  Revenue and the said person was not required to prove its licit
                  procurement - Neither duty demandable thereon nor the same liable to
                  confiscation - Sections 28 and 111 of Customs Act, 1962 — Sandeep Babulal
                  Purohit v. Pr. Commr. of Customs (Preventive), Pune-Ii (Tri. - Mumbai) ............  457
               Terminal Excise Duty (TED) refund granted by DGFT in an EOU supply
                  case, demand by Customs not sustainable - See under DEMAND .......  346
               Test Reports being faulty cannot be made basis for classification of goods -
                  See under NATURAL CALCITE POWDER  ...................  403
               Testing of samples, results applicable prospectively - See under SAMPLES  ...  388
               Travel abroad permission alongwith bail granted in a Customs offence - See
                  under PROSECUTION ...............................  364
               Unutilised credit  on closure of factory, cash refund  not admissible - See
                  under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM ........................  452
               Validity  of  Customs Broker Licensing  Regulations, 2018 - See under
                  CUSTOMS BROKER LICENSING REGULATIONS, 2018 ............  340
               Vested right  on attempts to pass Customs Broker examination under
                  Customs Broker Regulations, 2018 -  See under  CUSTOMS BROKERS
                  LICENSING REGULATIONS, 2018 ........................  340
               VSAT (Very  Small Aperture Terminal)  fee - One-time fee  for supply of
                  goods and actual usage charges charged for supply of VSAT equipment -
                  Appellant not giving franchise by providing the VSAT at the learning
                  Centres - Appellants neither giving  permission to use their name by
                  providing the VSAT facility nor receiving any royalty towards the
                  alleged franchise, therefore, agreement not classifiable as franchise
                  agreement - Activity at best could come under the activity of “supply of
                  tangible goods” vide Section 65(105)(zzzzj) of Finance Act, 1994 w.e.f. 16-
                  5-2008; hence, for the period in question, VSAT management fee charged
                  towards supply of goods cannot be subjected to Service Tax during the
                  period in question - However, duty not demanded under this category -
                  Further, VSAT usage fee being in the nature of telecommunication costs
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