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                                     No. 96/2009-Customs, dated 11-9-2009, Government allows the impugned six
                                     rebates claims cumulatively amounting to Rs. 92,04,840/- (Rupees Ninety Two
                                     Lacs Four Thousand Eight Hundred and Forty) to the applicant. The order-in-
                                     appeal is set aside and the revision applications are allowed.
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                                                       2020 (373) E.L.T. 564 (G.O.I.)
                                         BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, MINISTRY OF FINANCE
                                                  [Department of Revenue - Revisionary Authority]
                                                      Ms. Mallika Arya, Additional Secretary
                                              IN RE : NARENDRA TEA COMPANY PVT. LTD.
                                         Order No. 70/2019-Cus., dated 20-12-2019 in F. No. 380/14/DBK/2017-RA
                                            Demand/Recovery - Drawback - 100% Export Oriented Unit, Admissi-
                                     bility to - Payment of Excise duty on “Bulk Tea” supplied to assessee by man-
                                     ufacturer - HELD : As per provision of Import-export policy goods supplied by
                                     DTA unit to 100% Export Oriented Unit are termed as ‘deemed export’ - Excise
                                     duty paid by bulk tea manufacturer and supplied to 100% EOU treating same
                                     as ‘deemed  export’ - Therefore,  assessee by no stretch of imagination being
                                     100% EOU may claim drawback on export goods since drawback not admissi-
                                     ble to 100% EOU in terms of General Notes 2(c) of C.B.E. & C. Notification No.
                                     31/1999-Cus. (N.T.) - Commissioner (Appeals) findings that 100% EOU eligible
                                     for drawback in terms of D.G.F.T. Notification No. 39 (RE-1)/1997-2002, dated
                                     22-11-2001 erroneous and set aside - Rule 16 of Customs, Central Excise Duties
                                     and Service Tax Drawback Rules, 1995. [para 5, 6]
                                                                                          Application allowed
                                            [Order]. - A Revision Application No. 380/14/DBK/17-RA, dated 22-1-
                                     2018 has been filed by Commissioner of Customs (Port) Kolkata, (hereinafter re-
                                     ferred to  as the applicant) against the Order-in-Appeal  No. KOL/Cus.
                                     (Port)/AA/87/2017, dated 16-2-2017,  issued by the Commissioner of Customs
                                     (Appeals), Kolkata. Commissioner (Appeals) vide the above mentioned Order-
                                     in-Appeal has allowed the appeal of the respondent and set aside the Order-in-
                                     Original Bearing No. 12/2004, dated 6-9-2004 passed by the Dy. Commissioner of
                                     Customs, Drawback, Customs House,  Kolkata. The demand of  Rs.  10,23,000/-
                                     was confirmed under  aforesaid  Order-in-Original in terms of Rule 16 of Cus-
                                     toms, Central Excise and Service Tax Duties Drawback  Rules, 1995 since the
                                     drawback amount was paid erroneously to the respondent i.e. M/s. Narendra
                                     Tea Company (100% Export Oriented Unit).
                                            2.  Brief facts of the case are that the respondent filed a drawback claim
                                     in respect of 22 Shipping Bills with the jurisdictional Customs authorities. The
                                     said claim  amounting to  Rs. 10,23,000/-  was  allowed by the jurisdictional Dy.
                                     Commissioner of Drawback, Drawback, Kolkata. However, on scrutiny, it was
                                     found that the applicant  was not  eligible for drawback  and therefore,  a Show
                                     Cause Notice was issued to the applicant for the demand and recovery of draw-
                                     back amount to the tune of Rs. 10,23,000/- in terms of Rule 16 of the Customs,
                                     Central Excise Duties and Service  Tax Drawback Rules, 1995 read with
                                     Section 75A(2) of the Customs Act, 1962 along with applicable rate of interest.
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