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Jurisdiction of CESTAT - as per section 129C, if the value of ...


Single CESTAT Member Can't Decide Appeals on Confiscated Goods Over Rs. 50 Lakhs u/s 129C.

June 2, 2017

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Jurisdiction of CESTAT - as per section 129C, if the value of the goods confiscated without right of redemption exceeds ₹ 50 lakhs, a single member of the CESTAT is not competent to decide the appeal in respect thereof - HC

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