Customs authorities cannot unilaterally alter the amount of DEPB ...

Customs Cannot Change DEPB Benefit Amount Set by DGFT for Completed Exports Without Proper Authorization.

May 3, 2013

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Customs authorities cannot unilaterally alter the amount of DEPB benefit given by DGFT authorities based on export documents relating to exports already made. - AT

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Customs authorities cannot unilaterally alter the amount of DEPB ...

Customs Cannot Change DEPB Benefit Amount Set by DGFT for Completed Exports Without Proper Authorization.

May 3, 2013

Case Laws Customs AT

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