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1999 Supreme(SC) 1418

N.S.HEGDE, R.C.LAHOTI, S.P.BHARUCHA
Collector Of Customs, Kandla – Appellant
Versus
East African Traders – Respondent


(1) THE learned Attorney General, appearing for the appellant has restricted his argument to the observations of the Tribunal in the order under appeal relating to the piercing of the veil of the respondent Company to determine whether or not the buyer and the seller were related persons, this being governed by Rule 2 sub-rule (2) of the Customs Valuation Rules, 1988. The law that would apply is that laid down in the judgment of this Court in Calcutta Chromotype Ltd. v. CCE. It is permissible for the authorities and the Tribunal to pierce the veil in given facts and circumstances to ascertain whether the buyer and the seller are indeed related persons within the meaning of the said sub-rule.

(2) THE civil appeal is, therefore, disposed of.

(3) NO order as to costs.

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