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M/S. Aroma Chemical Agencies India Pvt. ... vs Commissioner Of Customs on 29 November, 2021

37. Thus, except for the fact that the request for conversion of the free shipping bill to MEIS shipping bill has been made beyond the time prescribed in Circular No.36/2010Customs dated 23.09.2010, no other objection has been raised on behalf of the respondents. In the opinion of this court, having regard to the peculiar facts of the present case, the omission to file 'declaration of intent' Page 19 of 24 Downloaded on : Sun Apr 24 09:32:59 IST 2022 C/SCA/10680/2020 CAV JUDGMENT DATED: 13/01/2022 when all other relevant material is available, is not fatal to the petitioner's case. As in the case of Kedia (Agencies) Pvt. Ltd. v. Commissioner of Customs (supra), in the facts of the present case also, in all other respects, that is, as to whether the goods conform to the description in the shipping documents and the value, etc. continues to be ascertainable because the concerned bills, invoices and other shipping documents are available with the customs authorities. The respondents are, therefore, not justified in turning down the request to convert the shipping bills of the petitioner from free to MEIS and thereby depriving the petitioner of the benefits under the MEIS in respect of exports made under such shipping bills.
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M/S.Pasha International vs The Commissioner Of Customs on 10 January, 2019

As provided in case of Pasha International vs. Commissioner of Customs (supra) by Madras High Court, this has to be construed as pure and simple mistake on the part of the exporter, when otherwise the respondent has not questioned any of the shipping bills and it is only because the declaration of intent on the said shipping bills for claiming the benefits under the MEIS, the subsequent claim made by him on the EDI is questioned on the ground that Section 149 of the Customs Act would not be applicable.

Nocil Ltd. vs The Policy Relaxation Committee & Ors. on 17 July, 2017

It was further submitted that Appendix 3B provides lists of rates of rewards on various notified products as per ITC(HS) code wise. The Learned Standing counsel by referring to chapter 3.14 and 3.15 of the Hand Book of procedures, contended that there being no declaration made by the writ applicant for intent to availed benefit of MEIS scheme, subsequent late submission for applying for Duty Credit scrips is rightly not entertained by the Policy Relaxation committee. The learned Counsel further contended that the subsequent amendment of shipping bills by the Authorised Officer, Dahej(SEZ), shall not in any manner create any right in favour of the writ applicant for entitlement of benefits under scheme and neither is binding upon the Policy Relaxation Committee , as the Committee being independent statutory authority vested with wide and discretionary powers. The Learned Standing Counsel has referred to Para 22, 24 and 25 of the Judgment delivered by the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi in the case of NOCIL LTD. Vs. POLICY RELAXATION COMMITTEE, reported in 2018(359) E.L.T. 31 ( Del.). It is therefore urged that what decision is taken by the Policy Relaxation Committee is in terms of the procedure prescribed under the Hand Book of Procedure and therefore, no indulgence may be shown to the writ applicant.
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