The Delhi High Court has directed the customs department to re-assess bills of entry relating to the import of electrically operated golf carts, holding that the importer was entitled to exemption from Infrastructure Cess under a 2016 notification and that excess duty collected could not be retained by the department. The bench of Justice Prathiba…
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