Mechanical — India Other Cases
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John Cockerill India Limited v.Sanjay Kamalakar Navare
John Cockerill India Limited filed a Commercial Arbitration Petition seeking urgent ex-parte relief against its former employee, Sanjay Kamalakar Navare. The Petitioner alleged that Mr. Navare, who had access to highly confidential designs, proprietary technical know-how, and customer data during his tenure, transferred sensitive information onto external storage devices before leaving the company. Based on a forensic analysis of the company laptop, the court recognized the gravity of the breach. Consequently, the Bombay High Court appointed a Receiver with powers under Order XL Rule 1 CPC to seize and examine all digital devices belonging to the Respondent to secure the evidence.
Siemens Ltd. v.Commissioner Of Customs
Siemens Ltd. challenged the Customs Department's order which held that lump-sum payments related to technical know-how and royalty for manufacturing products in India were includible in the assessable value. The Tribunal ruled that such payments, when tied to indigenous manufacture using technical assistance, should not be included in the import valuation.
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