Refund of excess duty collected - unjust enrichment - Primarily ...

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March 17, 2018

Refund of excess duty collected - unjust enrichment - Primarily when the goods imported by an importer truned out to be in short quantity as compared to the export consignment the question of passing on the burden of customs duty on such quantity of goods would not arise - HC

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Refund of excess duty collected - unjust enrichment - Primarily ...

Customs

March 17, 2018

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