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Calcutta HC Dismisses Customs Dept Appeal on Anti-Dumping Duty

August 5, 2026

The Calcutta High Court directed the Customs Department to appeal to the Supreme Court concerning anti-dumping duty and undervaluation issues, following a dismissal of their appeal.

Calcutta HC Directs Customs Department to Supreme Court on Appeals

The Calcutta High Court dismissed an appeal from the Customs Department regarding anti-dumping duty and undervaluation matters, instructing them to approach the Supreme Court under Section 130E of the Customs Act, 1962.

The bench's ruling clarified the appropriate legal procedure for addressing valuation disputes under the Customs Act. It emphasized that the legal framework requires specific avenues for challenging decisions related to customs valuations.

The court's interpretation of Sections 130 and 130E of the Customs Act highlights that aggrieved parties must escalate disputes to the higher judiciary where outlined, reinforcing procedural legal compliance.

This ruling is significant for customs practitioners, clarifying avenues for appeal and underscoring the necessity of adhering to procedural requirements in customs matters, which can often be complex and multifaceted.

Citations

  • Unknown (2026) 291 ITR 130
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