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MINUTES OF 7th MEETING OF EPCG COMMITTEE HELD UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF SHRI SATYAN SHARDA, ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR GENERAL OF FOREIGN TRADE AT 11.00 AM ON 30.08.2019 IN COMMITTEE ROOM NO.04, H WING, UDYOG BHAWAN, NEW DELHI.
I. Following officers attended the meeting:
i.
Shri A.K.Mishra, A.I.A, Ministry of Steel
ii.
Shri Vaibhav Bhatnagar, OSD, Department of Revenue
iii.
Shri Rajbir Sharma, Joint Director General of Foreign Trade, DGFT
II. Minutes of the last Meeting held on 09.08.2019 were confirmed.
III. The Committee deliberated upon all the cases and following decisions were taken:
Sl
Firm’s Name
and Numbers
EPCG
Authorisation
No.
Subject
Decision of the EPCG Committee
1.
M/s. Sri
Dharma
Spinners,
Madurai
01/36/218/218
/64/AM-
20/EPCG
3530002014
dated
20.09.2006
Request for condonation of procedural lapse of mentioning of EPCG authorization number in the first page of shipping bills instead of third page of Shipping Bills. The Committee took into account submission of the party that due to procedural lapse they mentioned the EPCG authorization number on the first page of shipping bills instead of third page of Shipping Bills and the same has been disallowed by RA, Madurai.
t due to procedural lapse they mentioned the EPCG authorization number on the first page of shipping bills instead of third page of Shipping Bills and the same has been disallowed by RA, Madurai.
The Committee deliberated upon the case and decided to recommend to DG for relaxation under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow condonation of mentioning of the EPCG Authorisation number and date on first page instead of third page of following shipping bills:
Shipping Bills No.3144977 dated 22.09.2015, 4342027 dated 27.11.2015, 5119398 dated 06.01.2016, 5183136 dated 09.01.2016, 6001177 dated 22.02.2016, 7191544 dated 21.04.2016, 7259861 dated 25.04.2016 & 8013014 dated 01.06.2016.
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of cases subject to the condition that:
(i) No free shipping bills are to be counted; (ii) There is no double counting of exports and payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/- per export document is made by the party; and (iii) Export products mentioned in the shipping bills should be as per the subject EPCG
ting of exports and payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/- per export document is made by the party; and (iii) Export products mentioned in the shipping bills should be as per the subject EPCG
authorisation.
(iv) EPCG authorization number and date must
be mentioned on the first page of the
shipping bills.
This has the approval of DG.
2.
M/s.
Innovative
Textiles
Limited,
Gurugaon
01/36/218/313
/AM-
18/EPCG-I
0530147956
dated
11.12.2008
Request
for
review
of
decision taken
by
EPCG Committee at its meeting held on 29.03.2019 on condonation and regularization of wrong mention of EPCG authorization numbers on the shipping bills. The Committee noted that the Committee in its meeting held on 29.03.2019 allowed condonation of wrong mentioning of the EPCG authorization in 17 shipping bills dated during the period from 22.11.2010 to 25.09.2018 for fulfilment of EO in respect of EPCG authorisation No.0530148355 dated 04.02.2009.
However, the Committee decided to reject the request in respect of counting of exports made in 12 shipping bills dated during the period from 2911.2010 to 23.03.2011 for fulfilment of EO in respect of EPCG authorisation No. 0530147956 dated 11.12.2008 as out of 12 shipping bills submitted for fulfilment of EO, three shipping bills dated 29.11.2010, 23.03.2011 and 25.03.2011 are free shipping bills and the rest of 09 shipping bills have been used for redemption of EPCG authorisation No.0530148928 dated 06.05.2009 and No.0530147124 dated 09.09.2008.
011 and 25.03.2011 are free shipping bills and the rest of 09 shipping bills have been used for redemption of EPCG authorisation No.0530148928 dated 06.05.2009 and No.0530147124 dated 09.09.2008.
Now, the party has requested for review of decision taken on 29.03.2019 and regularization of wrong mention of EPCG authorization numbers on the shipping bills intended to be counted for fulfilment of EO and redemption in respect of EPCG authorization no. 0530147956 dated 11.12.2008.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
The Committee took into account submission of the party that due to clerical mistake they had mentioned number of Shipping Bills in excess with endorsement of EPCG Authorization No.0530147124 dated 09.09.2008 in 06 shipping bills, No.0530148929 dated 06.05.2009 in 02 shipping bills and No.0530148928 dated 06.05.2009 in 01 shipping bill which were not submitted to CLA, Delhi for redemption of any other EPCG authorisation.
29 dated 06.05.2009 in 02 shipping bills and No.0530148928 dated 06.05.2009 in 01 shipping bill which were not submitted to CLA, Delhi for redemption of any other EPCG authorisation.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow condonation of wrong mentioning of the PCG authorization No. 0530148928 dated 06.05.2009 in Shipping bill No. 1299671 dated 02.07.2010; EPCG authorisation No. 0530148929 dated 06.05.2009 in shipping bill No. 1350624 dated 27.07.2010 and shipping bill No.1358243 dated 30.07.2010 and EPCG authorisation No. 0530147124 dated 09.09.2008 in shipping bills No. 382 dated 15.11.2010, No. 385 dated 22.112010, No. 383 dated 2 2.11.2010, No. 388 dated 29.11.2010 and No. 389 dated 29.11.2010 and 387 dated 28.11.2010 instead of EPCG authorisation No. 0530147956 dated 11.12.2008.
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of case subject to the condition that:
(i) No free shipping bills exports are to be
counted,
(ii) There is no double counting of exports,
(iii) The export product in the shipping bills is the
same as mentioned in the subject EPCG authorisation.
(iv). The party shall not ask for clubbing of such
shipping bills with any other EPCG authorisation.
(v) The shipping bills on which wrong EPCG
authorization got mentioned were not submitted to the
RA for EODC.
(vi). Any investigation/adjudication proceeding by
DRI/Customs/ECA
action
is
not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
3.
M/s.
submitted to the
RA for EODC.
(vi). Any investigation/adjudication proceeding by
DRI/Customs/ECA
action
is
not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
3.
M/s. Adyar
gate Hotels
Ltd., Chennai
01/60/162/001
59/AM20/PR
C
0430012434
dated
10.05.2013-
plus 52 EPCG
Licenses(list
attached)
Request
for
exemption
sought
from
noncomplianc
e of stipulated
procedure.
The request of the party is for waiver of annual
average as they could not maintained annual
average owning to increased room supply and
decline in tourist arrival due to travel advisory.
decided to reject it as the there is no merit in the reasons which are generic in nature. 4. M/s. CM Smith and Sons Limited, Nadiad Gujarat
01/36/218/25/
0830003151
dated
30.09.2009
Request
for
adjustment up
to 50% of the
export
obligation
with
the
export
made
The Committee noted that the case is being placed
second time before the EPCG Committee. The case
was deferred in EPCG Committee meeting held on
26.07.2019 for calling the party for PH.
The representative of the party did not turn up for PH.
cond time before the EPCG Committee. The case was deferred in EPCG Committee meeting held on 26.07.2019 for calling the party for PH.
The representative of the party did not turn up for PH.
AM-20/EPCG by the Group Company M/s. Nitrex Chemicals.
decided to defer it and give the party one last
chance to appear in the next meeting.
5.
M/s. Vedanta
Limited
Mumbai
01/36/218/02/
AM-20/EPCG
i.0530150647
dated
15.12.2009
ii.0530149540
dated
04.08.2009
iii.0530149338
dated
08.07.2009
iv.0530148880
dated
29.04.2009
v.0530148890
dated
30.04.2009
vi.0530146504
dated
25.06.2008
(Duplicate)
0530154359
dated
23.12.2010
vii.0530148096
dated
29.12.2008
viii.0530153983
dated
16.11.2010
ix.0530154625
dated
27.01.2011
x.0530151695
dated
30.03.2010
Request
for
condonation
in
delay
in
installation of
capital goods
beyond
18
months.
The Committee noted that installation of capital
goods has been completed and the party has
obtained installation certificate from Central
Excise Authority. However, due to technical and
other logistical issues there has been delay in
installation of capital goods beyond 18 months.
The capital goods have been imported vide bills of
entries dated during the period from 29.04.2009 to
27.01.2 011 and have been installed during the
period from 29.08.2008 to 28.03.2011 after a delay
of more than 18 months.
imported vide bills of entries dated during the period from 29.04.2009 to 27.01.2 011 and have been installed during the period from 29.08.2008 to 28.03.2011 after a delay of more than 18 months.
The Committee deliberated upon the case and
decided to recommend to DG for relaxation
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
condonation of delay in installation of capital
goods, subject to payment of Rs.5000/- as
composition fee against each authorisation and to
the condition that any investigation/adjudication
proceeding by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisations.
6.
M/s. Vedanta
Limited,
Jharsuguda,
Orissa
01/37/218/53/
AM-20/EPCG
27 EPCG
Authorizations
Condonation
of
wrong
mentioning of
EPCG
authorization
number
in
about
201
shipping bills
in respect of
27
EPCG
authorizations
issued during
the
period
from
11.01.2007 to
24.01.2009.
The request of the party is for allowing 201 Nos. of
shipping bills as per the list to be considered in
respect of 27 EPCG authorisations in place of other
EPCG authorisations which were mentioned due to
procedural lapse. The party has declared that none
of the EPCG authorisations under consideration
have been redeemed and none of the shipping bills
have been counted against any other EPCG
authorization for EO fulfillment.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
condonation of wrong mentioning of the EPCG
Authorisation numbers in 201 Shipping Bills
dated during the period from 23.03.2010 to
r EO fulfillment.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
condonation of wrong mentioning of the EPCG
Authorisation numbers in 201 Shipping Bills
dated during the period from 23.03.2010 to
29.09.2013 (details of SBs to be considered for condonation will be sent to the RA separately).
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of cases subject to the condition that:
(i) Conditions of clubbing as well as EODC are
met with;
(ii) No free shipping bills exports are to be
counted;
(iii) There is no double counting of exports and
payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/- per
export document is made by the party;
(iv)the export item mentioned in the shipping
bills are same as mentioned in the
Authorisations; and
(v) The excess shipping bills, i.e., on which the
wrong
EPCG
authorisation
number
is
mentioned
and
which
are
to
be
counted/utilised towards the EO fulfilment of
other EPCG authorisation, have not been
taken in consideration by the RA towards
redemption of any EPCG Authorisation.
(vi)None of the EPCG authorisations under
consideration have been redeemed.
(vii). Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not pending
in
respect
of
the
subject
EPCG
authorisations.
7.
M/s. PIEM
Hotels
Limited,
Mumbai
01/37/218/176
/AM-
19/EPCG-II
0530149299
dated
06.07.2011
Request
for
permission to
dispose 3 audi
cars imported
under EPCG
Scheme.
The party has requested for permission to dispose 3
cars imported under EPCG Scheme as they are not
being used by them anymore and only occupying
space.
3 audi cars imported under EPCG Scheme. The party has requested for permission to dispose 3 cars imported under EPCG Scheme as they are not being used by them anymore and only occupying space.
The Committee noted that the export obligation in respect of the subject EPCG authorisation has not been fulfilled even after expiry of the EOP.
decided to reject it as capital goods imported under the EPCG scheme are subject to actual user condition till EO is fulfilled.
M/s.
Mangalore
Refinery and
Petrochemical
s Limited.,
i. 0330023519
dated
04.08.2009
ii.0330024695
dated
21.12.2009
Request
for
condonation
of delay in
submission of
installation
The Committee noted that the import of the
capital goods has been completed and capital
goods have been installed but there was delay in
obtaining installation certificate from Central
Excise Authority. To this, the party has said that
Mumbai
01/36/218/228
/AM-
19/EPCG-I
iii.0330024921
dated
13.01.2010
iv.0330024985
dated
21.01.2010
v.0330025368
dated
03.03.2010
vi.0330025629
dated
29.03.2010
vii.0330025774
dated
16.04.2010
viii.0330026535
dated
08.07.2010
ix.0330025363
dated
02.03.2010
x.0330026160
dated
31.05.2010
xi.0330023460
dated
24.07.2009
xii.0330024291
dated
13.11.2009
xiii.0330024720
dated
23.12.2009
certificate
in
respect of 13
EPCG
authorizations
.
capital machinery they have imported is installed
progressively depending upon the progress in civil
work, foundations, structural work etc.
ertificate
in
respect of 13
EPCG
authorizations
.
capital machinery they have imported is installed
progressively depending upon the progress in civil
work, foundations, structural work etc. The
installation of spares could not be done within
stipulated time of three years because spare parts
were not needed as there was no breakdown of
machinery. However, the party is expected to use
the spares during the next year due to ageing of
the capital goods.
The Committee further noted that the export obligation has been fulfilled within the stipulated export obligation period.
The Committee also heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow condonation of delay in installation of capital goods beyond 18 months in respect of EPCG authorisations mentioned at Sl No. 01 to 10 and beyond 03 years in respect of EPCG authorisations mentioned at Sl No.11 to 13 regarding spares, subject to following conditions:
i. Payment of composition fee of Rs.5000/- to
concerned RA against each authorisation.
ii. Submission of installation certificate
from jurisdictional Customs and Central Excise
Authority (from Chartered Engineer in case the
party is not registered with Central Excise
Authority) to concerned RA.
iii. Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
9.
M/s.
Authority) to concerned RA.
iii. Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
9.
M/s. Shri
Someshwar
Sahakari
Sakhar
Karkhana Ltd,
Pune
01/37/218/67/
AM-
19/EPCG-II
3130000157
dated
09.10.2001
Request
for
redemption of
EPCG
authorization
No.
3130000157
dated
09.10.2001.
decided to defer the case for further examination.
M/s. Innovative Textiles Limited., Gurgaon
01/36/218/70/
AM-20/EPCG
i.0530153664
dated
08.10.2010
ii. 0530153713
dated
13.10.2010
iii.0530155369
dated
27.04.2011
iv.0530155224
dated
04.04.2011
v.0530155495
dated 13.05.2011
vi.0530156407
dated
05.09.2011
vii. 0530157229
dated
19.12.2011
viii. 0530159359
dated
26.09.2012
ix.0530160021
dated
21.12.2012
x. 0530160281
dated
01.02.2013
xi. 0530160709
dated
15.04.2013
xii.0530160982
dated
07.06.2013
xiii.0530161996
dated
17.12.2013
xiv.0530163239
dated
22.08.2014
xv.0530164490
dated
03.03.2015
xvi.0530167189
dated
16.03.2016
Request
for
transfer of 16
EPCG
authorizations
.
The party has requested for transfer of ongoing
business being carried at "Plot No. B-8, Phase-1 at
Eldeco SIDCUL Industrial Park, Sitarganj, bearing
Khasra No. 141, 142, Village Lalarpatti District
Udham Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand by way of a
slump sale to M/s S D Polytech Private Limited
(IEC 0215900260} having its registered office at
13C, Kashinath Mullick Lane, Kolkata, West
Bengal-700073.
Singh Nagar, Uttarakhand by way of a
slump sale to M/s S D Polytech Private Limited
(IEC 0215900260} having its registered office at
13C, Kashinath Mullick Lane, Kolkata, West
Bengal-700073. The business transfer on slump
sale basis entails transfer of all the assets and
liabilities to M/s S D Polytech Private Limited
which has agreed to take over the pending export
obligation of 16 EPCG licences. The Committee
deliberated upon the case and decided to defer it
for examination on file.
M/s. Sri Thiruvettai Ayyanar Spinners Pvt Ltd, Madurai
01/37/218/185
/AM-
18/EPCG-II
3530002550
dated
09.04.2007
Review
of
decision taken
in the EPCG
Committee
meeting held
on 27.09.2019
regarding
wrong
mentioning of
EPCG
License
towards
The request of the party is for allowing 07 nos. of
shipping bills to be considered in respect of EPCG
authorisation No.3530002550 dated 09.04.2007 in
place of other EPCG authorisations which were
mentioned due to procedural lapse. The party has
declared that none of the EPCGs has been
redeemed and none of the shipping bills has been
counted against any other EPCG authorisation.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
. The party has declared that none of the EPCGs has been redeemed and none of the shipping bills has been counted against any other EPCG authorisation.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
fulfillment of Export obligation. condonation of wrong mentioning of the EPCG Authorisation No.3530001467 dated 18.01.2006 instead of No.3530002550 dated 09.04.2007 in respect of shipping bills no. 2927197 dated 12.02.2008, No.2832066 dated 05.11.2007, No.2840148 dated 15.11.2007 and No.2820022 dated 24.10.2007. EPCG authorization no.3530001658 dated 31.03.2008 instead of No.3530002550 dated 09.04.2007 in respect of shipping bills No.1819200 dated 04.10.2007 and No.2907533 dated 25.01.2008. EPCG authorization no.3530002160 dated 24.11.2006 instead of No.3530002550 dated 09.04.2007 in respect of shipping bills No.3085459 dated 11.07.2008.
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of cases subject to the condition that:
(i) Conditions of clubbing as well as EODC are
met with;
(ii) No free shipping bills are to be counted;
(iii) There is no double counting of exports and
payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/- per
export document is made by the party;
(iv)the export item mentioned in the shipping
bills are same as mentioned in the
Authorisations;
(v) The excess shipping bills, i.e., on which the
wrong
EPCG
authorisation
number
is
mentioned
and
which
are
to
be
counted/utilised towards the EO fulfilment of
other EPCG authorisation, have not been
taken in consideration by the RA towards
redemption of any EPCG Authorisation.
ioned
and
which
are
to
be
counted/utilised towards the EO fulfilment of
other EPCG authorisation, have not been
taken in consideration by the RA towards
redemption of any EPCG Authorisation.
(vi) None of the EPCG authorisations under
consideration have been redeemed.
(vii). Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not pending
in
respect
of
the
subject
EPCG
authorisations.
M/s. Surya Roshni Limited New Delhi
01/37/218/46/
i.0530151135
dated
02.02.2010
ii.0530151136
dated
02.02.2010
Counting
of
exports made
by
alternate
products.
The Committee noted that the party‟s request
involves
two
EPCG
Authorisations
No.
0530151135
dated
02.02.2010
and
No.
0530151136 dated 02.02.2010, against which the
party procured capital goods for production and
export of CFL (Compact Fluorescent Lamp). The
AM- 17/EPCG-II party has stated that could not fulfil the exports obligation by export of CFL because of low priced competition from China, change in the environmental norms as CFL contained toxic mercury which has adverse effect on the environment and continuous change in the technology in the global lighting industry leading to enhanced energy saving norms; that because of these factors the demand for CFL declined and, therefore, they got the endorsement of FTL (Fluorescent Tube Lamps) also on the subject Authorisations and started exporting it and that CFL and FTL fall under HS Code 85393110 and HS Code 85393190 and thus are similar products.
nt of FTL (Fluorescent Tube Lamps) also on the subject Authorisations and started exporting it and that CFL and FTL fall under HS Code 85393110 and HS Code 85393190 and thus are similar products. The party has also stated that they have completed 100% exports by exporting both CFL and FTL but the RA is considering the export of FTL from the date of endorsement of the Authorisations and also to the extent of 50% as the Policy at the time of issuance of the Authorisations allowed only 50% EO fulfilment by export of other products. The party has, therefore, requested for the remaining 50% exports also, their export of same and similar product, i.e., FTL may be accepted.
The Committee observed that the case is being placed fourth time before the EPCG Committee. It was noted that the case was first placed in its meeting held on 31.05.2017 wherein it was decided to defer it with the direction for further examination. The case was again deferred in its meetings held on 27.09.2018 for further examination. The case was again taken up in its meeting held on 03.01.2019 and since the representative of the Deptt. of Revenue (DoR) present in the Meeting wanted to examine the case, it was decided to defer it with the direction to call for the comments of Deptt. of Revenue (DoR). The case was again taken up in EPCG Committee meeting held on 24.01.2019 but was deferred as DoR had still not given its comments and the DoR was urged by the Committee to expedite its comments.
The case was again taken up in EPCG Committee
meeting held on 24.01.2019 but was deferred as
DoR had still not given its comments and the DoR
was urged by the Committee to expedite its
comments. DoR vide email dated 21.08.2019 gave
the comments which were taken on record by the
Committee. It was noted that
DoR wanted clarification in respect of fulfillment
of EO by the party within the EOP and after
endorsement of the alternative product. The
Committee deliberated upon the case and noted
that abnormal delay has taken place in finalizing the decision in this case and despite getting more than six months, the DoR is still asking for information regarding the percentage of EO fulfillment, an information that is already available on record. The Committee deliberated on the case and noted that the information regarding the percentage of EO fulfillment by export of other product after the endorsement of the other product is already available in the agenda notes and, therefore, decided to take the decision on the basis of the facts available.
The Committee noted that the party has fulfilled
the export obligation by exporting CFL upto 1.99%
in
respect
of
EPCG
Authorisations
No.
0530151135 dated 02.02.2010 and upto 4.82% in
respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151136
dated 02.02.2010 and the remaining EO has been
fulfilled by exporting FTL against these two
Authorisations. The Committee also noted that in
respect of EPCG Authorisations No.
ions No. 0530151136 dated 02.02.2010 and the remaining EO has been fulfilled by exporting FTL against these two Authorisations. The Committee also noted that in respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151135 dated 02.02.2010, the party has fulfilled the remaining EO by export of FTL from 03.12.2014 to 18.12.2014 whereas the endorsement of FTL on the said Authorisation was made on 20.01.2015 and like wise in respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151136 dated 02.02.2010, the party has fulfilled the remaining EO by export of FTL from 25.06. 2014 to 03.01.2015 whereas the endorsement of FTL on the said Authorisation was made on 20.01.2015. The Committee noted that because of these reasons the RA is not accepting these exports even upto 50% towards fulfillment of EO, whereas the party has requested for accepting these exports upto 100%.
The Committee deliberated upon the case and after considering the genuine difficulties as mentioned above faced by the party in fulfilling the export obligation decided to recommend to DG for relaxation under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to accept, in addition to export of CFL, the export of FTL made from 03.12.2014 to 18.12.2014 in respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151135 dated 02.02.2010 and export of FTL made from 25.06. 2014 to 03.01.2015 in respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151136 dated 02.02.2010, towards fulfillment of 100% export obligation
0530151135 dated 02.02.2010 and export of FTL made from 25.06. 2014 to 03.01.2015 in respect of EPCG Authorisations No. 0530151136 dated 02.02.2010, towards fulfillment of 100% export obligation
instead of 50% that was allowed for fulfillment of export obligation by export of other products at the time of issuance of the subject Authorisations. 13. M/s. American Precoat Specialty Pvt Ltd, New Delhi
01/36/218/365
/AM-
18/EPCG-I
0530151979
dated
04.05.2010
Request
to
accept
installation
certificate
from
Chartered
Engineer
instead
of
Central
Excise
Authority.
The Committee observed that the case was taken
up in EPCG Committee meeting held on
12.07.2018 and it was decided to defer it with
the direction to call for a report from DoR. In
reply DoR, vide email dated 27.08.2019 has stated
as following:
The GST formation has informed that goods, i.e.,
Wilden Pump-08 Qty. 20 nos. and Wilden Pump-
04 Qty. 15 nos, have been verified physically in
the premises of M/s American Precoat, C-15 &
16, Sector-63 Naida (erstwhile M/s Sriram
Compounds Pvt. Ltd.) and found installed as per
the certificate issued by the Chartered Engineer
Er. B.P. Singh in respect of the goods imported
vide EPCG authorization No. 0530151979 dated
04.05.2010.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow acceptance of installation certificate issued by chartered engineer instead of Central Excise. 14. M/s.
authorization No. 0530151979 dated 04.05.2010.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow acceptance of installation certificate issued by chartered engineer instead of Central Excise. 14. M/s. Ramakrishna Forgings Limited., Kolkata
01/37/218/244
/AM-
17/EPCG-II
i.0230008836
dated
14.05.2013
ii.0230008908
dated
25.06.2013
iii.023000910
3
dated
08.10.2013
Request
for
waiver
of
composition
fee
for
extension
in
EOP
and
waiver
of
average
export
obligation
The party has requested for waiver of composition
fee for extension in EOP and waiver of average
export obligation for the period their capital goods
were kept idle due to DRI enquiry.
The Committee noted that the imported machines
were seized by the DRI on 03.07.2014, on the basis
of allegations that the Company had wrongly
availed benefit of both SHIS Scheme and EPCG
Scheme under the FTP 2009-14 in the same year.
The party filed Writ Petition before the Hon'ble
Delhi High Court. The Hon'ble Delhi High Court
vide Order dated 23.02.2015 in WP (c) 1742 of
2015, ordered for the release of the seized
machines. Pursuant to the Hon'ble High Court's
Orders, the Assistant Commissioner of Customs,
Haldia released the said Machine vide Letter dated
20.03.2015.
The Committee deliberated upon the case and in
the light of the Court order, decided to defer it for
detailed examination on file.
ia released the said Machine vide Letter dated
20.03.2015.
The Committee deliberated upon the case and in
the light of the Court order, decided to defer it for
detailed examination on file.
M/s. L&T Special Steels and Heavy Forgings Pvt Ltd., Mumbai
01/36/218/03/
AM-
16/EPCG-I
0330026708
dated
28.07.2010
i.
Extension
of
export
obligation
period for 9
years
from
now in terms
of para 5.11.1
of FTP 2009-
14
without
composition
fees.
ii.
Allow
100% export
obligation
fulfillment
through
Group
Company.
-Review
of
the
decision
taken
in
EPCG
Committee
meeting held
on
22.02.2017.
The party has requested for review of the decision
taken in EPCG Committee meeting held on
22.02.2017 regarding their request for extension of
export obligation period for 9 years without
composition fees and to allow 100% export
obligation fulfillment through Group Company.
The Committee observed that the earlier request of the party received vide letter dated 27.02.2015 was taken up in the EPCG Committee in its meeting held on 22.02.2017 wherein it was decided to reject the request as the original EPCG authorisation was still valid and there was no provision in FTP for fulfilment of 100% EO through group company in respect of EPCG authorisations issued after 01.04.2008.
The review request of the party was taken up in its meeting held on 29.08.2018 and it was decided to defer it for calling comments from DoR.
pect of EPCG authorisations issued after 01.04.2008.
The review request of the party was taken up in its meeting held on 29.08.2018 and it was decided to defer it for calling comments from DoR.
decided to maintain the decision of rejection taken in its meeting held on 22.02.2017 as there is no merit in the reasons given by the party for shortfall in EO fulfillment like delay in commissioning equipment, slowdown in nuclear power & hydrocarbon sector and downward demand trend for heavy forgings in the international market. 16. M/s. Vadinar Power Company Ltd., Mumbai
01/37/218/87/
AM-
19/EPCG-II
i.0330023210
dated
25.06.2009
ii.0330023208
dated
25.06.2009
Request
for
delay
in
submission of
installation
certificate
–
regarding.
The Committee observed that the case was first
placed in EPCG Committee meeting held on
29.11.2018 and it was decided to defer the case for
further examine the matter on file as there is
involvement of DRI in one of the authorizations.
decided to defer the case for further examine the matter in DoR. 17. Case withdrawn as already disposed of in EPCG committee meeting held on 24.01.2019. 18. M/s.
in one of the authorizations.
decided to defer the case for further examine the matter in DoR. 17. Case withdrawn as already disposed of in EPCG committee meeting held on 24.01.2019. 18. M/s. Continental Electrical industries Pvt Ltd, Lucknow
01/36/218/132
/AM-
17/EPCG-I
0630001231
dated
19.02.2008
Review of the
EPCG
Committee
decision dated
23.11.2016
regarding
extension
in
EOP
in
respect
of
The Committee observed that the case was first
taken up in its meeting held on 23.11.2016 and it
was decided to reject it on the basis of DRI,
Lucknow‟s letter dated 08.07.2016 requesting
EPCG committee not to allow EO extension till
finalization of DRI investigation.
The case for review of the above decision was taken up in EPCG Committee meeting held on
EPCG
authorization
No.
0630001231
dated
19.02.2008.
29.08.2018 wherein the Committee decided to
defer it with the direction to call the party for PH
in the next meeting.
The case was again taken up in its meeting held on 28.09.2018 and it was decided to seek the status of the DRI case.
The case was again taken up in EPCG Committee meeting held on 03.01.2019 and it was decided to remind the DoR to furnish the current status of DRI Investigation.
The DoR vide email dated 19.08.2019 has forwarded a copy of Order in original dated 31.08.2019 issued by office of the Commissioner of Customs (NS-IV), Raigad imposing a penalty and enforcement of bond.
decided to defer it for examination on file.
19.
M/s.
in original dated 31.08.2019 issued by office of the Commissioner of Customs (NS-IV), Raigad imposing a penalty and enforcement of bond.
decided to defer it for examination on file.
19.
M/s.
Universal
Offset , New
Delhi
01/37/218/103
/AM-
19/EPCG-II
0530147992
dated
16.12.2008
Extension of
EOP
in
respect
of
EPCG
License
no.
0530147992
dated
16.12.2008.
decided to defer it and remind the DoR for
expediting their comments.
20.
M/s.
Indorama
Industries
Limited,
Chandigarh
01/36/218/311
/AM-
18/EPCG-I
i.2230001705
dated
05.05.2011
ii.2230001715
dated
12.05.2011
iii.2230001829
dated
25.08.2011
iv.2230001833
dated
30.08.2011
v.2230001832
dated
30.08.2011
vi.2230001836
dated
30.08.2011
Request
for
block
wise
extension
in
EOP
and
second
extension
in
EOP.
The request of the party was discussed by the
Committee and as requested by the representative
of the DoR to defer it till next meeting, the
Committee decided to defer the matter with a
direction to placing it in the next meeting.
21.
M/s.
Siddartha
Supper
Spinning
Mills Ltd,
i.2230002140
dated
26.02.2013
ii.2230002096
dated
20.12.2012
iii.2230002364
Review
of
decision taken
in
EPCG
Committee
meeting held
The request of the party is for condemnation of
procedural lapse of mentioning another EPCG
authorization Number in some shipping bills
instead of EPCG authorisation for which the
shipping bills were intended.
e party is for condemnation of procedural lapse of mentioning another EPCG authorization Number in some shipping bills instead of EPCG authorisation for which the shipping bills were intended.
Solan, H.P.
01/37/218/364
/AM-
17/EPCG-II
dated
20.12.2012
on
03.01.2019-
Condonation
of procedural
lapse
of
mentioning
wrong EPCG
authorization
number
in
shipping bills.
The request was placed in the EPCG Committee meeting held on 05.06.2018 and deferred for further examination on file with reference to observation of RA on the issue. The case was again placed in its meeting held on 27.09.2018 and it was decided to reject it as there is no provision in FTP for taking exports of one EPCG authorisation to another.
Thereafter, the party vide letter dated 30.10.2018, referred to the decision of the EPCG Committee meeting held on 27.09.2018 and requested for review on the ground that same case has already been considered earlier in the meeting of EPCG committee meeting held on 30.06.2016.
The review request was again taken up in EPCG Committee meeting held on 03.01.2019 and the request condoning the wrong mentioning of the EPCG Authorisations in the Shipping Bills was allowed as per the extracts of the minutes enclosed. The decision of the EPCG Committee was subject to the condition that “No free shipping bills/third party shipping bills are to be counted”. RA, Chandigarh is not allowing condonation due to the above condition.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
bills/third party shipping bills are to be counted”. RA, Chandigarh is not allowing condonation due to the above condition.
The Committee heard the representative of the
party who came for PH. The Committee noted
that the party has manufactured the export
products and exported through third party.
However, due to procedural lapse they have
mentioned wrong EPCG authorisation number
and date in the third party shipping bills, instead
of subject EPCG authorisation number and dates,
which they intend to count for fulfilment of EO.
The Committee noted if at the time of issuance of
the EPCG Authorisation, there is no bar on third
party exports, then the third party exports can be
accepted.
The Committee, therefore, decided to recommend to DG for relaxation under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to accept third party shipping bills towards EO fulfillment subject to the following conditions:
(i) RA to verify that third party exports were allowed at the time of issuance of the EPCG Authorisation.
t third party shipping bills towards EO fulfillment subject to the following conditions:
(i) RA to verify that third party exports were
allowed at the time of issuance of the EPCG
Authorisation.
(ii) No free shipping bills exports are to be
counted;
(iii) There is no double counting of exports and
payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/-
per export document is made by the party;
(iv)the export item mentioned in the third party
shipping bills are same as mentioned in the
Authorisations; and
(v)The excess shipping bills, i.e., on which the
wrong EPCG authorisation number is
mentioned
and
which
are
to
be
counted/utilised towards the EO fulfilment
of other EPCG authorisation, have not been
taken in consideration by the RA towards
redemption of any EPCG Authorisation.
(vi) None of the EPCG authorisations under
consideration have been redeemed.
(vii) Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by DRI/Customs/ECA action is not pending in
respect of the subject EPCG authorisations.
(viii) Other terms and conditions of the EPCG
Committee Meeting dated 03.01.2019 remain
unchanged.
22.
M/s. More
Retails Ltd.,
Mumbai
01/36/218/66/
AM-20/EPCG
i.0330017124
dated
14.08.2007
ii.0330017977
dated
01.11.2007
Request
for
consideration
of
EO
fulfillment by
100%
subsidiary
company M/s
Trinethra
Super
Retail
Private
Limited.
decided to defer it as due to exigency of work the
representative of the party could not attend the
PH.
23.
M/s.
nt by 100% subsidiary company M/s Trinethra Super Retail Private Limited. decided to defer it as due to exigency of work the representative of the party could not attend the PH. 23. M/s. Haldex India Pvt Ltd., Nashik
01/36/218/77/
AM-
19/EPCG-I
i.3130000726
dated
31.05.2004
ii.3130000784
dated
09.08.2004
Request
for
review of the
decision taken
in
EPCG
Committee
meeting held
on
29.03.2019.
The party has requested for review of the
decision taken in EPCG Committee meeting held
on 29.03.2019
The Committee noted that the party has requested for (i) condonation of procedural lapse of non- mentioning of EPCG authorisation number on “duty drawback‟ shipping bills due to oversight and (ii) extension in EOP.
The request was taken up in its meeting held on 29.03.2019 and it was decided to remand the case to RA for examination of the request on the basis of relevant policy provisions. RA has turned down their request to accept affidavit in terms of Policy Circular No.7/2002 dated 11.02.2002.
decided to maintain the decision taken earlier that regarding acceptance of duty drawback shipping bills, RA may examine the request on the basis of relevant policy provisions, as such matters are taken care by RAs only. 24. M/s. India Offset Printers Pvt Ltd, New Delhi
01/36/218/96/
AM-
18/EPCG-I
0530155717
dated
09.06.2011
Request
for
second
extension
in
EOP.
The party has requested for second extension in
EOP in respect of zero duty EPCG authorisation
issued on 09.06.2011.
G-I
0530155717
dated
09.06.2011
Request
for
second
extension
in
EOP.
The party has requested for second extension in
EOP in respect of zero duty EPCG authorisation
issued on 09.06.2011.
The Committee noted that the party has fulfilled on 3.06% of EO in the stipulated and extended EOP.
decided to reject it as the EO fulfillment status is
very poor inspite of grant of extension in EOP.
25.
M/s. West-
Coast
Gratings Pvt
Ltd., Mumbai
01/37/218/209
/AM-
19/EPCG-II
0330024855
dated
07.01.2010
Requested for
(i)
regularizing
of
exports
made through
Group
Company for
fulfillment of
50% EO and
(ii)
condonation
of delay in
installation of
capital
goods
in
respect
of
EPCG
authorization
No.
0330024855
dated
07.01.2010
from date of
issuance
of
The Committee notes the party has requested for
(i) regularizing of exports made through Group
Company for fulfillment of 50% EO and (ii)
condonation of delay in installation of capital
goods in respect of EPCG authorization No.
0330024855 dated 07.01.2010 from date of
issuance of licence for export of same and similar
products. The Committee also noted that the
shipping bills submitted by the party do not
contain name of the EPCG authorisation holder
and EPCG authorisation number and date.
decided to reject the request as shipping bills without name of the EPCG authorisation holder and EPCG authorisation number and date cannot be accepted.
and EPCG authorisation number and date.
decided to reject the request as shipping bills without name of the EPCG authorisation holder and EPCG authorisation number and date cannot be accepted.
licence for export of same and similar products. 26. M/s. Green Valley Industries Limited., Kolkata
01/36/218/241
/AM-
19/EPCG-I
i.0230004962
dated
19.02.2010
ii.0230003574
dated
29.08.2008,
iii.0230005169
dated
23.04.2010
iv.0230004366
dated
31.07.2009
v. 0230004143
dated
16.04.2009
Request
for
allowing
exports by the
Group
company and
regularize
export
alternate
products
made
by
Group
company
towards
redemption
for the EPCG
authorizations
.
The party has requested for allowing exports by
the Group company and regularize export of
alternate products made by Group company
towards redemption for the EPCG authorizations.
RA Kolkata, has not accepted such exports as prior endorsement of Group Company has not been taken. Further Shipping bill of Group Company bearing No. 1010437 dated 19.03.2010 for export of Iron Ore is a free S/bill.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
decided to reject the request as free shipping bills cannot be accepted towards EO fulfillment. 27. M/s.
a free S/bill.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
decided to reject the request as free shipping bills cannot be accepted towards EO fulfillment. 27. M/s. Orbit Textiles Mills private Limited, Tirupur
01/60/162/034
/AM20/PRC
i.3230012599
dated
29.09.2008
ii.3230012601
dated
29.09.2008
iii.3230014582
dated
16.03.2010
iv.3230012600
dated
29.09.2008
v.3230014036
dated
24.11.2009
vi.3230014983
dated
02.06.2010
To
allow
100%
alternate
export
of
some
sector
.e.
cotton
made
ups,
cotton
bags
and fabrics to
fulfil
export
obligation
against
six
EPCG
authorization.
decided to defer it for further examination.
28.
M/s. Shree
Hari Spintex
Ltd., Bathinda
01/36/218/123
/AM-
20/EPCG
3030003287
dated
16.10.2007
Request
for
condonation
of procedural
lapse
for
mentioning
wrong EPCG
Authorisation
number in 4
shipping bills,
correct
and
required
The Committee took into account submission of
the party that inadvertently they mentioned
the authorization
no.
3030003331
dated
26.10.2007
instead
of 3030003287
dated
16.10.2007 in their 4 shipping bills resulting in
excess export in respect of EPCG authorisation
No.3030003331 dated 26.10.2007.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
of 3030003287 dated 16.10.2007 in their 4 shipping bills resulting in excess export in respect of EPCG authorisation No.3030003331 dated 26.10.2007.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to allow
EPCG Auth no. 3030003287 dated 16.10.2007. condonation of wrong mentioning of the EPCG Authorisation No. 303000331 dated 26.10.2007 in shipping bills No. 1108667 dated 15.03.2010, No.1101876 dated 10.03.2010, No.1092007 dated 03.03.2010 and No.1080712 dated 22.02.2010 instead of 3030003287 dated 16.10.2007.
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of case subject to the condition that:
(i) Conditions of clubbing as well as EODC are
met with;
(ii) No free shipping bills are to be counted;
(iii)There is no double counting of exports and
payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/-
per export document is made by the party;
and
(iv) The excess shipping bills, i.e., on which the
wrong EPCG authorisation number is mentioned
and which are to be counted/utilised towards the
EO fulfilment of other EPCG authorisation, were
not submitted to the RA for redemption of any
other EPCG Authorisation.
(v) The export product in the shipping bills is the
same as mentioned in the subject EPCG
authorisation.
(vi) Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by
DRI/Customs/ECA
action
is
not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
29.
M/s.
subject EPCG
authorisation.
(vi) Any investigation/adjudication proceeding
by
DRI/Customs/ECA
action
is
not
contemplated/pending in respect of the subject
EPCG authorisation(s).
29.
M/s.
InterGlobe
Aviation
Limited, New
Delhi
01/36/218/279
/AM-
18/EPCG-I
i.0530149127
dated
09.06.2009
ii.0530150627
dated
11.12.2009
iii.0530151329
dated
22.02.2010
iv.0530152103
dated
10.05.2010
v.0530153752
dated
19.10.2010
Regularisation
of shifting of
capital goods.
The Committee took into account submission of
the party that InterGlobe Aviation Limited
(IndiGo Airlines) runs one of the largest airlines
in India and flies to 39 domestic and 07
international destinations. The capital goods
“Aircraft Pushback Tractor” imported were
supposed to be installed at Bangalore and
Hyderabad airports. However, at the time of
import there was an urgent requirement of one
aircraft pushback tractor at other airport. They
got the said location added in their IEC in 2010
and in RCMC in 2019.
The Committee observed that as per copies of EPCG authorizations and installation certificates submitted by the party the 02 nos. of Ground Power Units imported under EPCG authorization
The Committee observed that as per copies of EPCG authorizations and installation certificates submitted by the party the 02 nos. of Ground Power Units imported under EPCG authorization
No.0530149127 dated 09.06.2009 have been shifted from IGI Airport to Chennai Airport. One quantity of Ground Power Unit imported under EPCG Licence no.0530150627 dated 11.12.2009 has been shifted from IGI Airport to Chennai Airport and one quantity of Ground Power Unit imported under EPCG Licence no. 0530150627 dated 11.12.2009 has been shifted from IGI Airport to Bangalore Airport.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to grant ex- post facto approval regarding shifting of 02 nos. of Ground Power Units imported under EPCG authorization No.0530149127 dated 09.06.2009 from IGI Airport to Chennai Airport; shifting of one quantity of Ground Power Unit imported under EPCG Licence no.0530150627 dated 11.12.2009 from IGI Airport to Chennai Airport and shifting of one quantity of Ground Power Unit imported under EPCG Licence no. 0530150627 dated 11.12.2009 from IGI Airport to Bangalore Airport, subject to condition that new address is mentioned in the IEC and RCMC and any investigation/adjudication proceeding by DRI/Customs/ ECA action is not pending in respect of the subject EPCG authorisation. Further the party will give intimation to Jurisdictional Customs Authority about the new address and deposit composition fee of Rs.5000/- to RA against each authorisation. 30. M/s. S.L.V.
Further the party will give intimation to Jurisdictional Customs Authority about the new address and deposit composition fee of Rs.5000/- to RA against each authorisation. 30. M/s. S.L.V. Spinning Mills Limited, Bangalore
01/37/218/142
/AM-
19/EPCG-II
i.0730005824
dated
11.07.2007
ii.0730005441
dated
27.03.2007
iii.0730005319
dated
28.02.2007
iv.0730005852
dated
18.07.2007
Review of the
decision
of
EPCG
Committee
meeting held
on 24.05.2019
regarding:
i.
Extension
of block-wise
EOP
ii.
Condonation
of delay in
installation of
capital goods
The request of the party is for review of the
decision of EPCG Committee meeting held on
24.05.2019 regarding:
i.
Extension of block-wise EOP
ii.
Condonation of delay in installation
of capital goods,
iii.
Condonation of procedural lapse of
wrong
mention
of
EPCG
authorisation number in shipping
bills, and
iv.
Mismatching of export product in
EPCG authorisation and shipping
bills.
s,
iii.
Condonation of procedural lapse of
wrong
mention
of
EPCG
authorisation number in shipping
bills, and
iv.
Mismatching of export product in
EPCG authorisation and shipping
bills.
and, iii. Condonation of procedural lapse of wrong mention of EPCG authorisation number in shipping bills. iv.Mismatchin g of export product in EPCG authorisation and shipping bills. The Committee observed that the request of the party was taken up in its meeting held on 24.05.2019 and it was decided to reject it as there was no merit in the request.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
The Committee observed that the first two requests of the party are covered under the provisions of Public Notice No. 35 and 37/2015- 20 dated 25.10.2017 read with the provision of Public Notice No.78/2015-20 dated 11.03.2019 and RA may consider grant of extension as per the applicable policy and on payment of applicable composition fee.
Regarding the third request, the party has submitted that due to procedural lapse they have mentioned wrong EPCG authorization No.0930006229 in Shipping Bill No.6554449 dated 10.12.2014, EPCG Authorisation No. 0730005319 in shipping bills No.7980126 dated 23.02.2015, No.7979286 dated 23.02.2015 and 7979283 dated 23.02.2015, instead of EPCG authorisation No.0730005824 dated 11.07.2007, No.0730005441
dated
27.03.2007, No.0730005319
dated 28.02.2007 and No.0730005852 dated 18.07.2007.
dated 23.02.2015, instead of EPCG authorisation No.0730005824 dated 11.07.2007, No.0730005441
dated
27.03.2007, No.0730005319
dated 28.02.2007 and No.0730005852 dated 18.07.2007.
In respect of fourth request the Committee took into account submission of the party that their clients have very specific technical requirements and they insist to give the product description as per their country regulatory norms. Therefore, they had to specify the product descriptions in the Shipping bill as specified/ required by their Customers. While applying for the license, they have mentioned an export item “cotton yarn corded” and “cotton yarn combed”. However, all the machinery is used for manufacturing "Cotton Yarn". The capital goods imported are capable to manufacture only Cotton Yarn in various specifications. They only manufacture Cotton Yarn, for which they have been granted Industrial Licence (IEM) which establishes the fact that they are an industry meant for manufacturing of Cotton Yarn only and no other product.
ure Cotton Yarn, for which they have been granted Industrial Licence (IEM) which establishes the fact that they are an industry meant for manufacturing of Cotton Yarn only and no other product.
under Para 2.58 of FTP 2015-20 to:
(a) advise the party to approach concerned RA for extension in block wise EOP and for condonation of delay in installation of capital goods as per the applicable provisions of the policy.
(b). allow condonation of wrong mentioning of
the EPCG authorization No.0930006229 in
Shipping Bill No.6554449 dated 10.12.2014,
EPCG Authorisation No. 0730005319 in shipping
bills No.7980126 dated 23.02.2015, No.7979286
dated 23.02.2015 and 7979283 dated 23.02.2015,
instead of EPCG authorisation No.0730005824
dated 11.07.2007, No.0730005441 dated
27.03.2007, No.0730005319 dated 28.02.2007
and No.0730005852 dated 18.07.2007.
(c) allow condonation of wrong mention of export item “cotton yard corded” and “cotton yarn combed” instead of “cotton yarn”.
No.0730005319 dated 28.02.2007 and No.0730005852 dated 18.07.2007.
(c) allow condonation of wrong mention of export item “cotton yard corded” and “cotton yarn combed” instead of “cotton yarn”.
RA to facilitate EODC/closure of case subject to the condition that:
(i) Conditions of clubbing as well as EODC are
met with;
(ii) No free shipping bills are to be counted;
(iii)There is no double counting of exports and
payment of a composition fee of Rs.200/-
per export document is made by the party;
and
(iv) The excess shipping bills, i.e., on which the
wrong EPCG authorisation number is mentioned
and which are to be counted/utilised towards the
EO fulfilment of other EPCG authorisation, were
not submitted to the RA for redemption of any
other EPCG Authorisation.
(v)
The
EPCG
Authorisations
under
consideration have not been redeemed.
(vi) Any investigation/adjudication proceeding by
DRI/Customs/ECA action is not pending in
respect of the subject EPCG authorisation(s).
orisations
under
consideration have not been redeemed.
(vi) Any investigation/adjudication proceeding by
DRI/Customs/ECA action is not pending in
respect of the subject EPCG authorisation(s).
M/s. Green Valliey Industries Ltd.,Meghala ya
01/60/162/96/ AM20/PRC
i. 0230002888
dated
08.01.2008
ii.0230003477
dated
29.07.2008
Request
for
allowing
exports made
by
group
company and
allow
alternate
products
towards
redemption of
EPCG
Authorization
nos.
0230002888
dated
08.01.2008
and
0230003477
dated
29.07.2008.
The party has requested for allowing exports by
the Group company and regularize export
alternate products made by Group company
towards redemption for the EPCG authorizations.
RA, Kolkata, has not accepted as prior endorsement of Group Company has not been taken. Further Shipping bill of Group Company bearing No. 1010437 dated 19.03.2010 for export of Iron Ore is a free S/bill.
The Committee heard the representative of the party who came for PH.
decided to reject the requests as in the first place, „free shipping bills‟ are not accepted towards EO fulfilment under EPCG Scheme. 32. M/s. Beico Industries., Mumbai
18/224/AM-
19/P-5
0330007517
dated
30.12.2004
Writ Petition
(L) No. 3034
of 2019 in the
High Court of
Judicature at
Bombay Filed
by M/s. Beico
Industries
Limited.,
Mumbai
The request of the party is for acceptance of
ARE-I instead of Bill of Exports for supplies
made to SEZ.
e High Court of Judicature at Bombay Filed by M/s. Beico Industries Limited., Mumbai The request of the party is for acceptance of ARE-I instead of Bill of Exports for supplies made to SEZ.
Their request vide letter dated 14.12.2016 for
acceptance of ARE-I instead of Bill of Exports
for supplies made to SEZ in respect of EPCG
authorization No. 0330007517 dated 30.12.2004
was taken up in the EPCG Committee meeting
held on 29.08.2018 and it was decided to reject
the request for waiver of submission of Bill of
Export for SEZ supplies which is a mandatory
document for claiming benefit under FTP as per
clause 30(3) of the SEZ Rules, 2006.
The Committee noted that Hon‟ble High Court vide Order dated 13.06.2019, while referring to other decision in the matter has held that non availability of Bill of Export would not lead to denial of benefit of export made to SEZ, if the export to SEZ is evidenced from other contemptuous documents.
decided to defer it for further examination.
33.
M/s.
Toughglass
India Pvt Ltd.,
Bangalore
1030001066
dated
30.01.2007
Regularizatio
n of extension
in
EOP
in
respect
of
The Committee noted that the party has sought
extension in EOP for the period beyond two plus
two years permissible in terms of provision of
para 5.11 of HBP.
01/60/162/301 /AM20/PRC EPCG authorization no. 1030001066 dated 30.01.2007 and EOP upto 30.01.2021.
noted that the party has not made any exports towards EO fulfillment in this case despite getting sufficient time and thus decided to reject the request being devoid of merit. 34. M/s. MJV Enterprises., Chennai
01/60/162/325
/AM20/PRC
0430002351
dated
09.02.2005
Condonation
of procedural
lapse of Not
mentioning
EPCG
License
number
and
date on the
Shipping Bills
relating
to
exports
effected
for
fulfillment of
EO
against
EPCG
No.
0430002351
dated
09.02.2005-
Acceptance of
free Shipping
Bills towards
specific EO
The Committee noted that the party has sought
condonation
of
procedural lapse
of
non-
mentioning EPCG License number and date on
the Shipping Bills.
decided to reject it as free shipping bills are not permitted for fulfillment of EO under EPCG Scheme. 35. M/s. Sri Chakra Poly Plast India Pvt Ltd, Telangana
01/60/162/228
/AM20/PRC
0930007289
dated
19.07.2011
Extension
in
EOP for one
year in respect
of zero duty
EPCG
authorization
no.
0930007289
dated
19.07.2011.
The Committee noted that the party has sought
extension in EOP for the period beyond two years
permissible in terms of provision of para 5.11 of
HBP.
noted that party has not made any exports towards EO fulfillment in this case despite getting sufficient time and thus decided to reject the request being devoid of merit.
M/s.
f HBP.
noted that party has not made any exports towards EO fulfillment in this case despite getting sufficient time and thus decided to reject the request being devoid of merit.
M/s. Pritul Machine, Panipat
01/37/218/48/
AM-
19/EPCG-II
3330001681
dated
18.05.2010
Court case –
CWP
12133/2018-
Pritul
Machine.
The Committee noted that the High Court of
Punjab and Chandigarh vide Order dated
03.07.2019 has directed DGFT to complete the
redemption proceedings in respect of EPCG
Authorisation No. 3330001681 dated 18.05.2010
issued to the petitioner within a period of three
months from the date of receipt of certified copy
of this order as the pendency of these proceedings is hampering the business of the petitioner.
RA vide email dated 19.08.2019 has requested for guidance on the following two points:
i. From the submitted documents it has been observed that firm has made third party exports of USD 460223 to fulfil the specific EO of USD 385007. Whereas in the condition sheet export item indicated was 'Bakery Machines' ITC 84381010 and the firm has made export of worth USD 176465 under the above ITC HS that too with the description as 'Bakery Equipment'. And rest of the exports worth USD 283758 have been made under the ITC HS and description that does not match with condition sheet. A copy of relevant portion of ANF 5B is attached for your perusal.
rest of the exports worth USD 283758 have been made under the ITC HS and description that does not match with condition sheet. A copy of relevant portion of ANF 5B is attached for your perusal. It may also be noted that vide their letter dated 01.05.2018 & 10.05.2018 firm had submitted request to add above export items in their authorisation but same could not be done in light of various references received from the DRI & in light of sub-judice nature of the case. HQrs may please guide us on the issue whether export of such export items which are not endorsed on the condition sheet could be considered for fulfillment of specific EO under above circumstances. ii. Secondly, originally the Invoices and Agreement (of Third Party exports as required under Para 5.10) submitted by the Party did not contain the EPCG license no. Party has submitted a revised invoice duly incorporating the License No. on it stating that amendment in invoice is duly allowed in GST law. Regarding mentioning the EPCG license no. on agreement, they submitted that they have been issued only one EPCG license from DGFT till date. As no other EPCG license is issued to them, mentioning of EPCG license on agreement may be condoned.
nt, they submitted that they have been issued only one EPCG license from DGFT till date. As no other EPCG license is issued to them, mentioning of EPCG license on agreement may be condoned.
decided to defer it for further examination. DGFT = Directorate General of Foreign Trade, DG = Director General, FTP = Foreign Trade Policy, HBP v1 = Handbook of Procedure Vol. I, EO = Export Obligation, EODC = Export Obligation Discharge Certificate, EOP = Export Obligation Period, B.O.E.=Bill of Entry, EPCG = Export Promotion Capital Goods, RA = Regional Authority, BG = Bank Guarantee, FFE = Free Foreign Exchange, IEC = Importer-Exporter Code, DoR = Department of Revenue, IEM = Industrial Entrepreneurs Memorandum, RCMC = Registration-cum-Membership-Certificate.
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