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This document contains 4 case studies related to taxation under customs and excise laws in India: 1) The first case discusses whether the cost of wooden boxes used to package welding electrodes can be included in the assessable value for excise duty. 2) The second case examines whether an entire ship is liable for confiscation under the Customs Act if gold biscuits were found concealed onboard by an employee. 3) The third case analyzes the validity of the excise department claiming duty on an air conditioning plant that was assembled and installed by a contractor under a turnkey contract. 4) The fourth case discusses whether goods specified as "FREE" duty in the customs tariff are considered "dut

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Case Study

This document contains 4 case studies related to taxation under customs and excise laws in India: 1) The first case discusses whether the cost of wooden boxes used to package welding electrodes can be included in the assessable value for excise duty. 2) The second case examines whether an entire ship is liable for confiscation under the Customs Act if gold biscuits were found concealed onboard by an employee. 3) The third case analyzes the validity of the excise department claiming duty on an air conditioning plant that was assembled and installed by a contractor under a turnkey contract. 4) The fourth case discusses whether goods specified as "FREE" duty in the customs tariff are considered "dut

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Case Study

Case 1:
Elite
fabricators
manufacture
welding
electrodes, which are put first in polythene bags
and then packed together in cardboard cartons.
They sell electrodes at the factory gate packed
in cardboard cases. At the same such
electrodes are also packed in wooden boxes
when sold to out station customers. The excise
department includes the cost wooden box in
the assessable value of the welding electrodes.
Is the contention of the department valid?
Discuss with the help of case laws.

Case 2:
A ship on its arrival from Dubai was searched by
the customs authorities who found 2000biscuits
of gold kept in the ceiling of one of the
unoccupied cabins. The chief cook of the ship
admitted the concealing of the gold. The Captain
of the ship deposed in his statement that he
along with chief engineer and chief officer had
inspected the vessel and did not find anything.
No evidence was also found that the captain was
involved in the smuggling of gold.
Discuss whether the ship is liable to
confiscation under the Customs Act.

Case 3
A

public sector undertaking has


given a turnkey contract to X Ltd for
assembling,
installation
&
commissioning of a centralized AC
plant. The central excise officer sent
a notice for excise duty to X Ltd in
respect of the installed plant.
Discuss with the support of case
laws, the validity of the claim of
the excise department.

Case 4
If

duty rate is free, the goods are


not dutiable goods. If duty rate
specified in Customs Tariff Act is
FREE, no duty is payable on such
goods and hence these are not
dutiable goods. Thus, even if these
goods are brought as baggage, no
customs duty is payable.

In

this

case

discuss

whether

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