C/11156/2017 IN FORCE Ahmedabad Bench Customs Appeal 2024-11-08

C/11156/2017 — Ranjan S Kumar vs Ahmedabad

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Ranjan S Kumar vs Ahmedabad

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CUSTOMS, EXCISE & SERVICE TAX APPELLATE TRIBUNAL WEST ZONAL BENCH AT AHMEDABAD

REGIONAL BENCH – COURT NO. 02

Customs Appeal No. 11156 of 2017-SM

[Arising Out Of OIO-AHM-CUSTM-000-COM-014-16-17 Dated- 02/12/2015 Passed By Commissioner of CUSTOMS-AHMEDABAD] Ranjan S Kumar …..Appellant 216, Manipur Greens, Manipur, Bopal AHMEDABAD GUJARAT

VERSUS C.C.-Ahmedabad …..Respondent Custom House, Near All India Radio Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

WITH Customs Appeal No. 11157 of 2017-SM

[Arising Out Of OIO-AHM-CUSTM-000-COM-014-16-17 Dated- 28/02/2017 Passed By Commissioner of CUSTOMS-AHMEDABAD] Jignesh K Gadhvi …..Appellant 679-ya, Venidas Mohalla, Kharakuva Vas Asarwa, AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT

VERSUS C.C.-Ahmedabad …..Respondent Custom House, Near All India Radio Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

AND Customs Appeal No. 11158 of 2017-SM

[Arising Out Of OIO-AHM-CUSTM-000-COM-014-16-17 Dated- 28/02/2017 Passed By Commissioner of CUSTOMS-AHMEDABAD] Ramesh Sirumal Keval Ramani …..Appellant Neelkanth Residency No. 3 Bhat Gam, Gandhinagar GANDHINAGAR GUJARAT VERSUS C.C.-Ahmedabad …..Respondent Custom House, Near All India Radio Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat

APPEARANCE: None appeared for the Appellant Shri. N G. Makwana, Superintendent (AR) for the Appellant

CORAM: HON'BLE MEMBER (JUDICIAL), MR. SOMESH ARORA

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FINAL ORDER NO. 12654-12656 /2024

                                                                  DATE OF HEARING:08.11.2024 
                                                                     DATE OF DECISION:08.11.2024 

Matters have come up on board four times. Nobody has appeared nor any adjournment request has been made, even this time. Persistent non appearance shows that appellant are not serious in pursuing the matter. Therefore, as per the inherent power vested in this Tribunal as noted in 2009 (244) ELT 497 (Bom.) CHEMIPOL Vs. UNION OF INDIA, the present appeal has become liable to be dismissed for non-prosecution. Appeal is accordingly dismissed. However, liberty is being granted to the party to seek restoration of appeal, in case deemed fit by adequately explaining the reason thereof.

(Dictated and pronounced in the open Court)

    (SOMESH ARORA) 

MEMBER (JUDICIAL)

Prachi

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