Classification of goods - Mis declaration of goods - As no fraud ...

Legal Penalties for Misdeclaring Goods in Customs: Human Intervention Key in Fraud Cases, Case Laws Highlighted.

November 23, 2013

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Classification of goods - Mis declaration of goods - As no fraud can occur without human intervention, the persons connected to the illicit import were rightly brought to fold of law for penal consequence of law - AT

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Classification of goods - Mis declaration of goods - As no fraud ...

Legal Penalties for Misdeclaring Goods in Customs: Human Intervention Key in Fraud Cases, Case Laws Highlighted.

November 23, 2013

Case Laws Customs AT

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