Whether the duty already paid by the appellant in respect of ...

Customs

March 30, 2017

Whether the duty already paid by the appellant in respect of goods imported by them can be claimed as refund in the case of non-clearance of the same? - Held Yes - Merely because the importer has already deposited the duty instead of waiting for the adjudication order, will not change the legal issue - AT

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Whether the duty already paid by the appellant in respect of ...

Customs

March 30, 2017

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