Imported Goods – Even if there was no malafide, the goods were ...

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October 4, 2013

Imported Goods – Even if there was no malafide, the goods were liable for confiscation and imposition of penalty, if no licence was produced or non permission from the DGFT - AT

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Imported Goods – Even if there was no malafide, the goods were ...

Customs

October 4, 2013

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