Confiscation of goods - Revenue’s contention that appellant ...

Appellant accused of misconduct over goods seizure; failed to remit expected foreign exchange amount from exports.

December 3, 2015

Case Laws Customs AT

Confiscation of goods - Revenue’s contention that appellant acted deliberately cannot be ruled out for the reason that an exporter who has not remitted higher amount of foreign exchange to this country does not expect higher quantity of goods with higher value. - AT

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Confiscation of goods - Revenue’s contention that appellant ...

Appellant accused of misconduct over goods seizure; failed to remit expected foreign exchange amount from exports.

December 3, 2015

Case Laws Customs AT

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