Where an importer has entered into a contract in good faith, at ...

Customs

February 3, 2014

Where an importer has entered into a contract in good faith, at a time when goods were importable freely, without restrictions; and had no means to forseeing restrictive changes in the import policy, there is no justification for imposing a redemption fine - AT

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Where an importer has entered into a contract in good faith, at ...

Customs

February 3, 2014

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