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                  of Chewing  Tobacco and unmanufactured Tobacco Packing  Machine
                  (Capacity Determination and Collection of Duty) Rules, 2010 — Dharampal
                  Premchand Ltd. v. Commissioner of Central Excise, Noida (Tri. - All.) .............  423
               Transactions  between Developer and Co-Developer Unit of SEZ, scope of
                  exemption from Service Tax - See under SEZ  ..................  300
               Unjust enrichment not established as per CA certificate, refund admissible -
                  See under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM  .....................  298
               — of excess duty paid on woollen yarn consumed captively not established,
                  refund admissible - See under REFUND/REFUND CLAIM  ..........  290
               Upgradation from “H” card holder to “G” card holder, conducting of oral
                  examination set aside - See under CUSTOMS BROKER .............  380
               VALUATION (CUSTOMS) :
               — Evasion of Anti-dumping duty - Overvaluation on import of Colour TV
                  Picture Tubes - Evidence - Only evidence adduced by Revenue alleging
                  overvaluation to evade ADD on import of aforesaid goods from Malasiya
                  are Statement of persons including that of Director -  There is no other
                  independent evidence to corroborate these Statements - Cross-
                  examination of persons whose Statement was relied in adjudication was
                  not allowed - Further, goods were assessed on import and cleared long
                  ago against which no appeal had been filed by Department - Therefore
                  assessment had become final re-opening of which not permissible -
                  Impugned order demanding Anti-dumping duty, not sustainable -
                  Section 28 of Customs Act, 1962 — P.G. Electroplast Ltd. v. Principal Commissioner
                  of Customs, Noida (Tri. - All.) ..............................  415
               Vires  of Entry No. 19 of Schedule-VII under Plant Quarantine  Order
                  (Regulation of Import into India), 2003 - See under ANIMAL FEED ......  337
               Waste - Re-export of hazardous waste imported as waste paper - See under
                  RE-EXPORT .....................................  289
               Withdrawal of exemption  and its subsequent  reinstitution, effect of - See
                  under EXEMPTION  ................................  300
               Woollen Yarn - Unjust enrichment of excess duty paid on woollen yarn
                  consumed captively not established, refund admissible - See under
                  REFUND/REFUND CLAIM  ...........................  290
               Writ Jurisdiction  - Exercise of - Policy decision of  Government  - Once
                  sufficient material exists for bringing it within Article 14 of Constitution
                  of India, power of judicial  review would not extend to determine the
                  correctness of such a policy decision  or  to indulge into the exercise of
                  finding out whether there could be more appropriate or better
                  alternatives -  However, Writ Court having adequate  power  of judicial
                  review in policy matters if such action of Central Government to restrict
                  import of particular goods is arbitrary or irrational and not backed  by
                  sound reasons - Article 226 of Constitution of India — G.G. Herbals Pvt. Ltd.
                  v. Union of India (Guj.) .................................  337
               Writ Petition against Show Cause Notice - Maintainability of - Interference
                  at show cause stage should be few and far between - Noticee ought to be
                  relegated to authority issuing notice to decide whatever objections
                  noticee might have had - However, in a given case, where High Court is
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