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M/S. DolphIn Electronics Vs. Cc, Chennai

M/S. DolphIn Electronics vs Cc, Chennai

Type Court Judgment Court Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Chennai Decided Apr 19, 2011
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Citation
Court
Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal CESTAT Chennai
Judge
Decided On
Case Number
E/314/2004 (Arising out of Order in Original No. 2569/2004 dated 29.07.2004 passed by the Commi
Subject
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Appellant / Petitioner

M/S. DolphIn Electronics

Advocate For the Appellants: None. For the Respondents: C. Dhanasekaran, SDR.

Respondent

Cc, Chennai

Excerpt

per: jyoti balasundaram, 1. this appeal has been restored vide misc. order no. 136/10 dated 01.03.2010. post restoration, the appeal has been listed for regular hearing on quite a few occasions and at every time the appeal has been adjourned at the request of the ld. counsel of the appellants. for today’s hearing, the ld. counsel has sought for adjournment on the ground of illness. however, from the note sheets and record we find that, the case has been adjourned several times and we are therefore not inclined to accede to the request for adjournment. since, the assessees are not interested in pursuing the appeal we dismiss the appeal for non-prosecution.

Full Judgment

Per: Jyoti Balasundaram,

1. This appeal has been restored vide Misc. Order No. 136/10 dated 01.03.2010. Post restoration, the appeal has been listed for regular hearing on quite a few occasions and at every time the appeal has been adjourned at the request of the Ld. Counsel of the appellants. For today’s hearing, the Ld. Counsel has sought for adjournment on the ground of illness. However, from the note sheets and record we find that, the case has been adjourned several times and we are therefore not inclined to accede to the request for adjournment. Since, the assessees are not interested in pursuing the appeal we dismiss the appeal for non-prosecution.

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