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Pioneer vs Nhava Sheva - I on 6 August, 2018

In Premier Shipping Agencies v. Commissioner of Customs [2015 (3125) ELT 27 (Del)], the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi has held that the Tribunal had erred in arriving at its conclusion; in re SNM Agency; not being good law anymore, that precedent urged upon us by Learned Authorized Representative cannot overcome the C/87793/18 4 maintainability approved in re Eastern Clearing and Forwarding Agency Pvt Ltd. In re Naresh Jaisingh, the Tribunal was faced with the appeal of an entity who had failed to be licenced as a customs broker and, not unnaturally, the resort to an appellate mechanism devised for handling aggrieved customs brokers is of no avail unless the threshold of qualification is crossed; an observation in that context by the Tribunal does not assist Learned Authorized Representative on the constraints of appellate jurisdiction. Indubitably, the appellant is a broker. The claim of binding precedent put forth by Learned Authorized Representative does not hold.
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M/S. Fidesta Logistics Pvt. Ltd vs Commissioner Of Customs (General), ... on 31 August, 2015

As the license had already expired it did not remain an issue of being non operative, it was a matter of license becoming nonest as held by the Commissioner. Therefore we do not find any fault in the order of the Commissioner. In any case the judgment in the case of S.R. Sale & Co. is a later judgment of the Honble High Court by which we have to abide. Further, the Delhi High Court judgment in the case of Premier Shipping Agencies Vs Commissioner of Customs [2015 (315) E.L.T. 27 (Del.) is based on different facts. There the issue was of prohibition under Regulation 21(23) which has a bearing on the operability of a License.
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M/S. J.M. Baxi & Company vs Commissioner Of Customs, Jamnagar ... on 10 November, 2015

21. Appeal by Customs Broker.  A Customs Broker, who is aggrieved by any order passed by the Commissioner of Customs under these regulations, may prefer an appeal under Section 129A of the Act to the Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal established under sub-Section (1) of Section 129 of the Act. He also relied upon the decision of the Hon'ble Delhi High Court on same issue in the case of Premier Shipping Agencies vs. Commissioner of Customs  2015 (315) ELT 27 (Del.). Para 8 of the said decision is reproduced below for better appreciation:-
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