Remission of duty - appellant is liable to discharge Customs ...

Central Excise

June 9, 2014

Remission of duty - appellant is liable to discharge Customs duty liability on the imported raw materials destroyed as such in the fire accident or the imported raw materials contained in the finished products destroyed as such - AT

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Remission of duty - appellant is liable to discharge Customs ...

Central Excise

June 9, 2014

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