Supreme Court of India

Aidek Tourism Services Pvt. Ltd. v. Commissioner of Customs, New Delhi

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Bench A.K. Sikri and R. F. Nariman JJ.
Decided 19 March 2015

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What the Court ordered

We are of the opinion that since we are dealing with D exemption notification issued under Rule 8 of the Rules, which was the position in Thermax Private Limited (supra) as well, for the purpose of extending benefit of concession contained in Notification No. 64/93-CE, the principle in Thermax Private Limited (supra) would clearly become E applicable.

Judgment, page 17

From the headnote

Customs Tariff Act, 1975: s.3(1) - Concessional rate of countervailing duty in terms of Notification no.64193-CE - Eligibility for - Import of Honda accord cars manufactured abroad for the purpose of assessee's business of tourism which operates taxis to ferry the tourists from one place to another - Claim for concessional rate of CVD in terms of said Notification - Held: The importer like the assessee is deemed to be manufacturer of the said saloon car and entitled to concessional rate of countervailing duty.…

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