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2007 Supreme(SC) 1224

S.H.KAPADIA, B.SUDERSHAN REDDY
Commissioner of Customs, New Delhi – Appellant
Versus
Phoenix International Ltd. – Respondent


judgment

KAPADIA, J. —

1.These civil appeals are filed by the Department under Section 130E of Customs Act, 1962 against order passed by CEGAT dated 22.12.2000 in Final Order No.411-421/2000-D in Appeal Nos.C/286/98-D and C/302-311 of 2000-D with E/Co/239, 257-260/2000-D whereby the Tribunal allowed the appeals of the importers herein (respondents).

2.The question of law that arises for determination in these civil appeals is:

Whether shoe uppers, outer soles, insoles and sock liners imported by M/s. Phoenix Industries Ltd. (PIND) in the same container could be clubbed so that it could be considered as import of the shoe itself in semi knocked down (SKD) condition? Whether the importer was guilty of mis-declaration when the importer declared SKD goods as components?

FACTS

3.A synthetic shoe, inter alia, consists of vital parts, namely, synthetic uppers, outer soles, insoles and sock liners M/s. Phoenix International Ltd. (M/s. PIL) were the holders of Quantity Based Advance Licence under which it was entitled to import synthetic shoe uppers, PVC compounds and natural rubber. M/s. PIL imported synthetic shoe uppers numbering 5215 pairs on 16.2.96 declaring CIF value at Rs.19,52,401. On th



























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