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Whether the learned Judge, sitting in civil jurisdiction, could ...


Civil Judge Lacks Authority to Determine Duty Payability in Court Decision.

June 25, 2014

Case Laws     Customs     HC

Whether the learned Judge, sitting in civil jurisdiction, could draw a conclusion, no duty was payable. - Held no - HC

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