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               specified in Section 11B. In other words, time-limit has to be computed from the
               last date of the last month of the quarter which would be the relevant date for the
               purposes of examining if the claim is filed within the limitation prescribed under
               Section 11B or otherwise. The details of the refund claims insofar as it relates to
               12 claims was on 3-1-2014 had been filed beyond one year from the last date of
               the last month of the quarters and as such, they were clearly time-barred. Insofar
               as remaining 4 claims, matter has been  remanded to the original  authority,
               against which there is no appeal by the revenue. Hence, we answer the substan-
               tial question of law No. 2 that Tribunal was right in holding that the “relevant
               date for computation of time-limit will be the end of the  quarter”  in which
               FIRC’s are received as per the extant Notification No. 27/2012-C.E. (N.T.), dated
               18-6-2012.
                       14.  For the reasons aforestated, we proceed to pass the following :
                                             JUDGMENT
                       (i)  Appeals Nos.  31/2017, 32/2017, 33/2017, 25/2018 &  35/2018 are
                           dismissed.
                       (ii)  Orders dated 2-12-2016 (in CEA Nos. 31/2017, 32/2017 & 33/2017),
                           dated 31-7-2017 (in CEA No. 25/2018) and dated 8-3-2018 (in CEA
                           No. 35/2018) passed by the Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appel-
                           late Tribunal, South Zonal Bench, Bangalore stand affirmed.

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                                   2020 (373) E.L.T. 493 (Kar.)

                       IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU
                                    Ravi Malimath and M.I. Arun, JJ.
                                             MISIRIYA
                                                Versus
                                GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA
                           Writ Petition (HC) No. 138 of 2019, decided on 6-2-2020
                       Detention - Preventive detention - Delay in arrest of detenu - Order of
               detention  passed on 21-2-2019 and  detenu arrested  on 10-8-2019  - After issu-
               ance of order of preventive detention, detenu required to be arrested forthwith
               - On failure, procedure under Section 7 of Conservation of Foreign Exchange
               and Prevention of Smuggling Activities Act,  1974 to be complied with - No
               publication  or proclamation by  State -  Failure to comply  with  provisions of
               Section 7 ibid further detention of detenu illegal - Sections  3(1)(ii) and  7 of
               Conservation of Foreign  Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling Activities
               Act, 1974. [(1999) 4 SCC 116 relied on; (2006) 7 SCC 337; (1979) 1 SCC 465 distin-
               guished]. [paras 7, 8, 9, 10]
                                                                        Petition allowed
                                             CASES CITED
               Bhawarlal Ganeshmalji v. State of Tamil Nadu — (1979) 1 SCC 465 — Distinguished .............. [Para 10]

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