Mere fact that the goods were released on the bond being ...

Customs

December 28, 2013

Mere fact that the goods were released on the bond being executed, would not take away the power of the customs authorities to levy redemption fine - AT

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Mere fact that the goods were released on the bond being ...

Customs

December 28, 2013

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