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1. Substitution of new section for section 59 of Customs Act, 1962 - Warehousing bond - the importer of goods shall execute a bond and also furnish security in the manner...

2. The purpose of executing bond under Sections 58 & 65 of Customs Act, 1962 is entirely different - there is distinction between a bond executed for working as EOU and a...

3. 100% EOU - cut flowers cleared to domestic market - The SCN is issued in terms of the B-17 Bond executed by them with the customs authorities is not time barred - terms...

4. Remission or abatement of duty - Damage of warehoused goods - appellants should have insured the goods to the extent of duty deferred in respect of the imported goods...

5. Standard operating procedures for discharge of bonds executed by nominated agencies/ banks under Notification no. 57/2000-Customs

6. Mere fact that the goods were released on the bond being executed, would not take away the power of the customs authorities to levy redemption fine - AT

7. Companies (Central Government's) General Rules and Forms (Fifth Amendment) Rules, 2012 - (Form 23AC & 23ACA) - Notification

8. 100% EOU - Extended period of limitation - merely because the respondent has executed a B-17 bond they would fall outside the purview of Section 11A is illogical and...

9. Exemption from IGST and compensation cess to EOUs on imports extended till 31.03.2020

10. Clarification with respect to amendments to Customs and Central Excise notifications for EOUs - reg.