Claim of Rebate of duty on Export made under Rule 18 - ...

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January 20, 2014

Claim of Rebate of duty on Export made under Rule 18 - Conditions of Notification no. 93/2004-Cs versus Notification no. 94/2004-Cus -Benefit of Notification No. 94/2004 is not barred in case facility of rebate on duty paid on finished goods cleared for export is availed - AT

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Claim of Rebate of duty on Export made under Rule 18 - ...

Customs

January 20, 2014

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