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               Sandeep Patil v. Union of India (Bom.) .......................  794
               Sukh Sagar Metals (P) Ltd. v. Union of India (Jhar.) ................  801
               Sun Tex; See Commissioner v. Sun Tex (Tri. - Mumbai) ...............  892
               Sunchan Trading Co. v. Commissioner of Customs, Chennai (Mad.) ......  836
               Surinder Khanna v. Commissioner of Customs (Import), New Delhi (Tri. -
                  Del.) .........................................  865
               Union of India v. Jasmine Jayantilal Thadeshwar (Bom.) .............  817
               Vallabh Wool Industries v. Commr. of Cus. (Export), Nhava Sheva (Tri. -
                  Mumbai).......................................  888


                                        SUBJECT INDEX
                               [CASE LAW : CUSTOMS, EXCISE & EXIM]
               Abetment of Customs duty evasion by employee in India of foreign
                  supplier not established, penalty not imposable - See under PENALTY ....  878
               Additional duty of excise, scope of refund when application for rectification
                  of Bill of Entry pending - See under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM .......  866
               Adjudication - Ex parte order - Contention that assessee did not get notice -
                  Department stating that opportunity of personal hearing will be given to
                  assessee on condition that he will attend hearing before the adjudicating
                  authority - Order set aside  without going  into merits with direction to
                  assessee to attend office of Adjudicating Authority on date and time fixed
                  in order - Section 112 of Customs Act, 1962 — Javed Shaikh @ Sameer Shah v.
                  Union of India (Bom.) ..................................  828
               — Scope of - It is not restricted to facts elicited in investigation - It can fill
                  missing gaps - However, opportunity has to be given for
                  defence/counter for what was not stated in show cause notice —  S.
                  Muthusamy v. Addl. Director General (Adj.), D.R.I., Mumbai (Tri. - Mumbai) .........  849
               Advance Authorizations  import, demand on finalization of provisional
                  assessment on the ground of expiry of Advance  Authorization not
                  sustainable as at time of import it was valid - See under IMPORTS  ......  890
               Aggrieved party against Settlement order - See under WRIT JURISDICTION  . .   840
               Amendment of IGM, scope of - See under IMPORT GENERAL MANIFEST ...  888
               Appeal  against penalty -  Prerequisites  of competence  and proportionately
                  with gravitas has to be satisfied - Hence, on appeal against penalty
                  imposed on employees of importer company, arguments on confiscation
                  have to be looked into even if employees did not have locus for quashing
                  of confiscation — S. Muthusamy v. Addl. Director General (Adj.), D.R.I., Mumbai (Tri. -
                  Mumbai) ........................................  849
               — Grounds - Legal submissions cannot  be denied admissibility even if
                  raised for first time — S. Muthusamy v. Addl. Director General (Adj.), D.R.I., Mumbai
                  (Tri. - Mumbai) .....................................  849
               — Grounds - On questions of law settled after adjudication order - They are
                  substantially different from fresh ground of facts — S. Muthusamy v. Addl.
                  Director General (Adj.), D.R.I., Mumbai (Tri. - Mumbai) ...................  849
               — Reference on difference of opinion - Third Member on Reference - Exact
                  differences to be made by dissenting Members - Members who expressed

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