Supreme Court of India
Chandra Sekhar Jha v. Union of India & Anr.
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Customs Act, 1962: s. 129E – Deposit of certain percentage of duty demanded or penalty imposed before filing appeal – Appellant intercepted with smuggled gold - Imposition of penalty of Rs.75 lakhs – Challenged to, by the appellant – Appeals dismissed by the tribunal since the requirement of the pre-deposit of the amount u/s. 129E not complied with – High Court upheld the order – Appellant’s case that since the incident took place in 2013, he must be governed by s. 129E prior to the substitution wherein there was a power available with the appellate body in the matter of demand of pre-deposit…
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