Refund claim - amount paid under the first bill of entry - the ...

Customs

September 25, 2017

Refund claim - amount paid under the first bill of entry - the filing of advance bill of entry with deposit of duty amount, did not materialize inasmuch as, on account of some mistake in respect of bill of lading, the goods were not cleared against the said bill of entry - refund allowed.

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Refund claim - amount paid under the first bill of entry - the ...

Customs

September 25, 2017

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