Sri Sai Balaji Traders v. the Additional Commissioner
Case brief
What is this about?
Customs writ disposal, Madras HC, 17-03-2026, Mohammed Shaffiq J.: Sri Sai Balaji Traders (Tirupur) challenged Order-in-Original No.110248/2024 dated 09.11.2024 (File CUS/APR/MISC/9081/2024-GR-3) of Additional Commissioner of Customs (Group-3)/Assistant-Deputy Commissioner of Customs, Chennai II Commissionerate, via Article 226 Certiorarified Mandamus writ (WP No. 39103 of 2025; WMP.No.43869 of 2025). Disposed with liberty to appeal within 2 weeks; appeal to be admitted without limitation bar and decided on merits subject to conditions including pre-deposit; no costs. Keywords: limitation relief, pre-deposit, Order-in-Original, certiorarified mandamus.
What did the court decide?
Writ petition disposed of with liberty to the petitioner to file an appeal before the appropriate authority within two (2) weeks; if filed within the stipulated time, the appeal to be admitted and entertained without reference to limitation and decided on merits and in accordance with law, subject to compliance with all conditions including pre-deposit, if any; no costs; connected miscellaneous petition (WMP.No.43869 of 2025) closed.