Refund - duty paid on export of goods - whether refund claim can ...

Customs

August 19, 2016

Refund - duty paid on export of goods - whether refund claim can be lodged by an assessee without contesting the original assessments made - original authority directed to decide the issue of refund on merit and also to vacate the protest lodged by the Appellant - AT

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Refund - duty paid on export of goods - whether refund claim can ...

Customs

August 19, 2016

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