Licit Possession Of Confisticated Gold Bars Received By Way Of Succession: CESTAT Set Aside Penalty
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Licit Possession Of Confisticated Gold Bars Received By Way Of Succession: CESTAT Set Aside Penalty

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The Delhi Bench of Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal has set aside the penalty under section 114AA of the Customs Act on the ground of licit possession of confisticated gold bars received by way of succession. The appellant did not submit any documents evidencing the source of two gold bars of foreign origin found in the appellant's possession. The appellant at the adjudication stage has come up with another version that he has received the two gold bars from his late father as per the will. The department contended that as the seized gold bars have foreign markings, it is on the appellant under Section 123 & of the Customs Act to explain the licit source of possession of gold.

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