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1961 Supreme(SC) 178

RAGHUBAR DAYAL, K.SUBBA RAO
Collector Of Customs, Baroda – Appellant
Versus
Digvijaysinhji Spinning And Weaving Mills LTD. , Jamnagar – Respondent


Advocates:
B.K.Khanna, P.L.VOHRA, RAJINDAR NARAIN, RAMESHWAR NATH ROY, S.N.ANDLEY, T.M.SEN

Judgment

SUBBA RAO, J. : This appeal by special leave is against the order of the Bombay High Court at Rajkot setting aside the warrants of attachment issued by the First Class Magistrate, Jamnagar, for enforcing the penalty imposed on the respondent under S. 193 of the Sea Customs Act, 1878, (hereinafter called the Act).

2. The material facts may be briefly stated. The respondent is Digvijayasinhji Spinning & Weaving Mills Limited, Jamnagar. It imported 275 cases of second-hand looms under one consignment and 175 cases of second-hand textile waste to plant machinery under another consignment from Pondicherry. The respondent held licences for import of goods of a lesser value than the value of these consignments. The Collector of Customs, Baroda, ordered the said goods to be confiscated under S. 167(8) of the Act; and in lieu of confiscation an option was given to the respondent to pay a fine of Rs. 22,918 and Rs. 16,000 in respect of the two consignments. Further, on the ground that the respondent had understated the value of the goods imported under the first consignment, the appellant imposed a penalty of Rs. 500 under S. 167(37)(c) of the Act. Against the said order, the responde













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