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2016 (5) TMI 738 - AT - CustomsRelinquishment of goods - Import of electric goods during 1995-96 - cleared under warehousing bill of entry and kept in warehouse - Seeked permission for re-export of goods after paying the penalties imposed - Appellant contended that Customs all along have been careless and the result has been that their part goods have been auctioned without any intimation to them and that remaining goods of 12 consignments were also not in the condition to be re-exported as they had all been opened as the goods were being readied to be auctioned. Held that:- the request of the appellant deserves to be accepted as there cannot be any purpose served by re-exporting such goods as these goods are electric goods which have become obsolete by now. There has not been any default on the part of appellant as a reason for not allowing them relinquishment of the title of the goods, when the appellants had paid all the rents, interest and other charges and penalties which are payable as per provisions of Section 68 of the Customs Act 1962. - Decided in favour of appellant
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