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Living Media India Ltd. and Anr. Etc. v. Union of India and Ors.
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Customs Act, 1962: S. 25(1)-Customs duty-Refund of-Interest on amount refundable- 'Glazed newsprint '-Used in news magazines-Notification No. 49189 Customs dated I. 3. I 989-Levying customs duty on 'glazed newsprint' imported/cleared at 30% ad valorem-Settlement between parties to bring down the levy to I 5r-Held, in view of the admitted position that cost of news magazines exceeds sale price and loss is compensated by earning from advertisements, which has no bearing o~ refund of duty, petitioners entitled to refund of excess duty recovered-However, petitioners not entitled to interest on…
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