Book Corporation Supreme Court on Customs Law Practice and Procedure with Commentary By Justice S.V. Maruthi 1st Edition April 2026

Supreme Court Customs Law Practice and Procedure S.V. Maruthi Supreme Court Customs Law Practice and Procedure S.V. Maruthi IMPORTANT FEATURES The commentary on the Indirect Taxes is necessary – 1.for industries dealing with Imports & Exports and Foreign Trade 2.the disputes relating to the levy of duty and other connected subjects are decided by Supreme Court and other High Courts and “CESTAT” (customs, excise and service tax appellate tribunals) situated in New Delhi, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras and Bengaluru.Further, the Government of India is a signatory to General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs which is Now World Trade Organization. therefore, the publication is not only necessary but also essential for all those who are connected with the imports and exports and foreign trade. this information may be of some use to them. Further World Trade Organization is an important Organization which is concerned with the Tariff Rates all over the world, further having regard to the latest disputes between all the countries involved specially the declaration made by USA, Canada, China and other Countries. About the Author Justice S.V. Maruthi (B.Sc., LL.M) She holds a postgraduate degree in law (B.Sc., LL.M) and has an extensive legal career spanning decades. She practiced in the High Court of Andhra Pradesh for 16 years before being appointed as a legal adviser in the Department of Legal Affairs, Ministry of Law and Justice. She also served as a legal advisor to the Central Bureau of Investigation on deputation. Her expertise earned her selection for training in London University under the Commonwealth Countries Programme. She was later appointed as a Judicial Member of the Customs, Central Excise & Gold Control Appellate Tribunal, New Delhi, before being elevated to the High Court of Andhra Pradesh (1992-1999). After retirement, she became a Member of the Indian Council of Arbitration, New Delhi