Relinquishment of title to the goods under Section 68 - the ...

Customs

November 10, 2015

Relinquishment of title to the goods under Section 68 - the demand of duty in respect of time expired warehoused goods - Mere quoting of another Section in the show cause notice when the appropriate Section has also been quoted does not make the confirmation of interest and penalty illegal - demand of duty with interest and penalty confirmed - AT

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Relinquishment of title to the goods under Section 68 - the ...

Customs

November 10, 2015

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