Release of bank guarantee - Petitioner already surrendered its ...

Customs

December 30, 2015

Release of bank guarantee - Petitioner already surrendered its warehousing licence and is currently not holding any of the license - Moreover, the petitioner has also given an undertaking to the respondents that it will discharge all liabilities that may be finalised or arise against the petitioner. In these circumstances, in the opinion of this court, the respondents are not justified in withholding the bank guarantees - HC

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Release of bank guarantee - Petitioner already surrendered its ...

Customs

December 30, 2015

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