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Excess Customs Duty Paid, Refund Admissible Without Challenging Bill of Entry Assessment.

February 16, 2015

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Customs Duty was paid in excess to what was required to pay - There is no need to challenge the assessment of the Bill of Entry - The refund of excess paid duty is admissible - AT

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Customs Duty was paid in excess to what was required to pay - ...

Excess Customs Duty Paid, Refund Admissible Without Challenging Bill of Entry Assessment.

February 16, 2015

Case Laws Customs AT

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