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Circular
No. 86/2000-Cus dt.
1.11.2000 F.No.
437/3/2000-Cus.IV Subject
: Jurisdiction — adjudication - CC, Calcutta to adjudicate
all cases of non-inclusion of demurrage/detention charges in
assessable value against I.O.C It
is directed to refer to Notification No. 14/2000-Cus(N.T.) dated
25.2.2000 regarding appointment of Commissioner of Customs,
Calcutta as Commissioner of Customs having jurisdiction over the
whole of India for the purpose of investigation, issue of show
cause notices against M/s Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. in respect
of their consolidated duty liability on account of non-inclusion
of ships' detention/demurrage and other charges in the assessable
value and also adjudication of cases relating thereto. Doubts
have been raised as to whether all the show cause notices issued
to Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. on valuation issues by various
Commissionerates are to be transferred to the Commissioner of
Customs; Calcutta. Doubts have also been raised as to whether
only past cases are to be transferred to Commissioner of Customs,
Calcutta or all future cases are also required to be transferred. 2.
The issue has been examined. It has been decided that in terms of
the said notification only the cases against M/s. Indian Oil
Corporation Ltd. involving the issue of non-inclusion of
demurrage/detention charges and bank charges on such
demur-rage/detention charges pertaining to the period prior to
issuance of the said notification would be handled by
Commissioner of Customs, Calcutta. The cases involving Issues
other than demurrage/detention charges and bank charges on such
demurrage/detention charges need not be transferred to
Commissioner of Customs, Calcutta and these shall be decided by
the }urisdictional Commissioner of Customs. Further, the cases
involving issue of demurrage/detention charges and bank charges
on such demurrage/detention charges pertaining to period after
the issuance of the said notification shall also be handled by
the jurisdictional Commissioner of Customs. 3.
Difficulties, if any in implementation of these instructions, may
be brought to the notice of the Board.