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Clearance of goods under DEEC Scheme - import of Fourspar powder ...

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November 26, 2016

Clearance of goods under DEEC Scheme - import of Fourspar powder - goods warehoused and on expiry of wrehousing period, the goods were instructed to be cleared - Denial of DEEC scheme not justified - AT

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