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                                     Drawback  -  Brand rate, computation of - National Calamity Contingent
                                        Duty (NCCD) whether to be considered for computing brand  rate
                                        eligibility under Customs, Central Excise Duties and Service Tax
                                        Drawback Rules, 1995 - National Calamity Contingent Duty leviable
                                        under Section 134  of Finance Act, 2003  becomes a duty of Customs by
                                        virtue of Section 12 of Customs Act, 1962 - Provisions of Customs Act,
                                        Rules and Regulations  made thereunder, including those relating to
                                        refunds and exemptions from duties and imposition of penalty
                                        applicable in relation to levy and collection of National Calamity Duty of
                                        Customs by virtue of Section 134(4) of Finance Act, 2003 - Accordingly,
                                        elements of NCCD are required to be factored in brand rate of Drawback
                                        duty in terms of clarification issued by C.B.I. & C. Instruction  No.
                                        4/2019-Cus., dated 11-10-2019 - Section 75 of Customs Act, 1962 —
                                        Commissioner of Customs v. Nayara Energy Ltd. (Guj.) ................... 353
                                     Duty paid in excess - Captive consumption of woollen yarn on which duty
                                        paid in excess, refund admissible there being no unjust enrichment - See
                                        under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM  ........................ 290
                                     — wrongly  paid on exempted goods, refund admissible - See under
                                        REFUND/REFUND CLAIM ............................ 298
                                     Education Cess (EC) - Refund/self-credit admissible under area based
                                        exemption in J&K - See under AREA BASED EXEMPTION IN J&K  ...... 420
                                     Erroneous classification done earlier is not a bar for Department to  make
                                        correct re-classification subsequently - See under CLASSIFICATION  ..... 423
                                     Estopple against re-classification - See under CLASSIFICATION ......... 423
                                     Evasion of Anti-dumping duty by overvaluation of Colour TV Picture Tubes
                                        not established, demand not sustainable - See under VALUATION
                                        (CUSTOMS) ..................................... 415
                                     Evidence - Revocation of CHA licence when not sustainable due to lack of
                                        evidence against him - See under CUSTOMS HOUSE AGENT LICENSE  ... 317
                                     Examinations for upgradation  from “H” card holder  to “G” card  holder,
                                        conducting oral examination set aside - See under CUSTOMS BROKER .... 380
                                     Exemption admissible but duty paid wrongly, refund admissible - See under
                                        REFUND/REFUND CLAIM ............................ 298
                                     — from Service Tax on transactions between Developer and Co-Developer
                                        Unit of SEZ - See under SEZ  ............................ 300
                                     — under Notification No.  21/2002-Cus.  not admissible on import  of Skin
                                        Barriers Microscope Surgical Tapes -  See under SKIN BARRIERS
                                        MICROPORE SURGICAL TAPES ......................... 385
                                     — withdrawal and its reinstitution - Effect - 2012 Guidelines dated 21-3-2012
                                        which was withdrawn vide impugned  2015 Guidelines dated 6-4-2015
                                        has later reintroduced the same content vide 2016 Guideline dated 16-9-
                                        2016 with the modifications - However, mere withdrawal of the 2012
                                        Guideline vide the impugned Guideline of 2015 not alters the position
                                        under Special Economic Zone Act, 2005 in view of the consistent policy of
                                        Government  to allow procurement of  goods from  2012 vide 2012
                                        Guidelines dated 21-3-2012 and thereafter 2016 Guidelines dated  16-9-
                                        2016 - Impugned Guideline of 2015 is neither sustainable nor enforceable
                                        against the petitioners — DLF Utilities Ltd. v. Union of India (Mad.) .......... 300
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