Whether homeopathic medicine imported by the Respondent is ...

Customs

November 18, 2014

Whether homeopathic medicine imported by the Respondent is liable to Additional Customs Duty (ACD) @ 5% or 1% and 2% as the case may be of the value of import in terms of Notification No.1/2011/-CE dated 01.03.2011 during the material period? - AT

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Whether homeopathic medicine imported by the Respondent is ...

Customs

November 18, 2014

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