Commissioner of Customs, Chennai v. Denso Kirloskar Industries Private Ltd.

Supreme Court of India · 29 Feb 2012
H. L. Dattu; Anil R. Dave
CIVIL APPEAL NO.1150 OF 2004
administrative appeal_dismissed

AI Summary

The Supreme Court dismissed the Revenue's appeal against the CESTAT order due to minimal effect, leaving questions of law open for future cases.

Full Text
Translation output
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA
CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION
CIVIL APPEAL NO.1150 OF 2004
COMMNISSIONER OF CUSTOMS, CHENNAI ... APPELLANT
VERSUS
DENSO KIRLOSKAR INDUSTRIES
PRIVATE LTD. ... RESPONDENT
ORDER

1. We have heard learned counsel for the parties to the lis.

2. In this appeal, the Revenue is questioning the correctness or otherwise of the judgment and order passed by the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (for short 'CESTAT'), Bangalore in Appeal No.C/28/2003 dated 22.8.2003.

3. For the purpose of disposal of this appeal, it may not be necessary to notice the facts in detail, since we are disposing of this appeal on a short ground.

4. In this appeal, Revenue effect is too meager. Therefore, it would be sufficient to keep the questions of law open, if the Revenue wants to agitate the same in an appropriate appeal.

5. Accordingly, we dispose of the appeal and confirm the order passed by the CESTAT. However, we keep all the questions of law open, to be agitated by the Revenue in an appropriate case, if they so desire. No order as to costs. Ordered accordingly .................... J. (H.L. DATTU) ................... J. (ANIL R. DAVE) NEW DELHI; FEBRUARY 29, 2012