Misdeclaration – confiscation/penalty – when the DNA testing was ...

Customs

April 24, 2013

Misdeclaration – confiscation/penalty – when the DNA testing was brought to appellant’s knowledge he also requested for taking the goods back to the town as the export orders have also been cancelled, which should have been considered by the adjudicating authority. - AT

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Misdeclaration – confiscation/penalty – when the DNA testing was ...

Customs

April 24, 2013

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