Reduction in value of goods in subsequent MoA – At time of ...

Customs

October 10, 2015

Reduction in value of goods in subsequent MoA – At time of import, price was available on basis of MoA of agreement and there is no material placed by appellant for reduction of price in subsequent MoA - demand of differential duty alongwith interest confirmed - AT

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Reduction in value of goods in subsequent MoA – At time of ...

Customs

October 10, 2015

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