If it is permissible to issue a licence at a later date after ...

Customs

April 11, 2017

If it is permissible to issue a licence at a later date after the import of the goods, the custom authorities cannot take any action holding that the goods are prohibited for want of licence - the confiscation held u/s 111 (d) of the CA is not correct and legal. - AT

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If it is permissible to issue a licence at a later date after ...

Customs

April 11, 2017

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