No seizure of Jewellery upto 500 grams claimed to be of married lady0 comments Monday, October 29, 2012
We have duly considered the rival contentions and gone through the record
carefully. In the judgement of Hon'ble Gujarat
High Court relied upon by the assessee, the scope of the circular bearing no.
1916 has been considered. It is true that this circular was issued by the Board
guiding its officials not to seize gold jewellery, if it is found to the extent
of 500 grams and claimed to be of a married lady. Similarly, to the extent of
250 grams claimed to be belonging of a unmarried lady and 100 grams claimed to
be belonging of male member, than no seizure is to be affected.
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