Authority: Supreme Court of India

Order Date: 07-12-2026

Case Overview

  • Parties: The Commissioner of Customs, Custom House Chennai (Appellant) versus M/s Trinity Exporters (Respondent).
  • Civil Appeal No.: 7535/2019.
  • Related Applications: IA No. 133747/2019 (ex‑parte stay), C.A. No. 4457/2024 (XVII‑A) IA No. 50566/2024 (ex‑parte stay), IA No. 50568/2024 (exemption from filing copy of the impugned judgment).
  • Hearing Date: 07‑09‑2026.
  • Bench: Hon'ble Mrs. Justice B.V. Nagarathna and Hon'ble Mr. Justice R. Mahadevan.
  • Counsel for Appellant: Mr. N Venkataraman (A.S.G.), Mr. Gurmeet Singh Makker (AOR), Ms. Vishakha (Adv.), Ms. Vansja Shukla (Adv.), Mr. Praneet Pranav (Adv.), Mr. A K Kaul (Adv.), Mr. V C Bharathi (Adv.), Mr. Bhuvan Kapoor (Adv.).
  • Counsel for Respondent: Mr. R. Prabhakaran (Adv.), Mr. Aravind C. (Adv.), Ms. Asmita Sen (Adv.), Ms. Tejashree Sen (Adv.), Ms. Prashanthi@bharathi (Adv.), Mr. Bharat Shandilia (Adv.), Ms. Jagrati Singh (AOR).

Order Details

  • The Court issued an order list on 07‑12‑2026, granting the ex‑parte stay applications IA No.133747/2019 and IA No.50566/2024, and providing exemption from filing a copy of the impugned judgment under IA No.50568/2024.
  • No substantive judgment on the merits of the customs dispute was delivered; the orders pertain solely to procedural relief.

Final Outcome

  • The Supreme Court granted the requested ex‑parte stays and the filing exemption, thereby temporarily suspending any immediate enforcement actions pending further proceedings.

Topics: Customs, Ex‑Parte Stay