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                                        unsubstantiated -  Role of Virender Verma cannot be undermined in
                                        Hawala racket - Abetment to smuggling of impugned forex established -
                                        Accused liable for penalty under Section 114 of Customs Act, 1962 — In
                                        Re : Virender Verma (G.O.I.) ............................... 570
                                     Presumption  that a director is in-charge of company, a rebuttable
                                        presumption - See under OFFENCE ........................ 433
                                     Preventive detention  set  aside on delay in arrest of detenu - See under
                                        DETENTION .................................... 493
                                     Provisional release of export goods, permissibility - See under SEIZURE ..... 518
                                     — of seized Gold, scope of interference by High Court - See under SEIZED
                                        GOLD ........................................ 451
                                     Quantum of penalty on first time offender of smuggling of gold chains - See
                                        under REDEMPTION FINE AND PENALTY ................... 473
                                     — of Redemption Fine and penalty in gold chains smuggling by first time
                                        offender - See under REDEMPTION FINE AND PENALTY  .......... 473
                                     Rebate - Exports - Duty paid on inputs used in manufacture of export goods
                                        - Partial sanction  of rebate  claim in terms of C.B.E. & C. Circular  No.
                                        129/40/95-CX., dated 29-5-1995 - HELD : Notification No. 21/2004-C.E.
                                        (N.T.) nowhere specifies that entire quantum of duty paid inputs ought
                                        to be physically contained in export goods to be eligible for rebate - As
                                        per impugned notification, material should be used in manufacture or
                                        processing of export goods and waste should be cleared on payment of
                                        duty - Reliance of adjudicating authority on C.B.E.  & C. Circular No.
                                        129/40/95-CX., dated 29-5-1995 pertaining to erstwhile Central Excise
                                        Rules, 1944 farfetched - Circular pertains to Notification No. 42/94-C.E.
                                        (N.T.) and cannot be  made applicable to impugned notification issued
                                        under Central Excise Rules, 2002 - Orders-in-Appeal set aside - Rule 18 of
                                        Central Excise Rules, 2002 — In Re : Shivagrico Implements Ltd. (G.O.I.) ........ 566
                                     — in cash attempted to be availed at  higher  rate by misclassification  of
                                        goods, penalty imposable - See under PENALTY  ................ 568
                                     Rebuttable presumption  - Presumption that a director is in-charge of
                                        company, a rebuttable presumption - See under OFFENCE ........... 433
                                     Rectification of Mistake - Error Apparent on record - Five different Bills of
                                        Entry were involved in  decision rendered by Tribunal dismissing
                                        Revenue’s single appeal on the ground of monetary limitation - Revenue
                                        ought to have filed five appeals against one - Since amount of demand in
                                        each Bill of Entry was much less than value limit prescribed for filing
                                        appeal to Tribunal, dismissal of appeal is in order - There being no error
                                        apparent, ROM application not sustainable - Section  129B of Customs
                                        Act, 1962 — Commissioner of Customs (Prev.), Lucknow v. Sandeep Agarwal (Tri. - All.) ... 529
                                     Redemption   option   of  confiscated  foreign  currency  procured
                                        unauthorizedly and concealed by outgoing passenger  not sustainable -
                                        See under CONFISCATION  ............................ 570
                                     Redemption fine and penalty - Quantum of - Attempt to smuggle 32 gold
                                        chains weighing 177 grams - First-time offender - Petitioner seeking
                                        directions to  set aside redemption fine of  ` 1,55,000 and penalty of
                                        ` 19,000 - HELD : Customs duty sought to be evaded amounting to only
                                        ` 39,598 - Imported gold chains, not prohibited item - Petitioner
                                        attempted to smuggle gold chains and/or acted as accessory for another
                                        person - However,  benefit  of  Notification  No.  31/2003-Cus.,  extended
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