Refund of SAD - When in one group of appeals arising out of the ...

Customs

January 21, 2019

Refund of SAD - When in one group of appeals arising out of the identical facts, the appellant has been permitted to claim the benefit of refund of 4% SAD on goods sold “as such”, the appellant cannot be denied the similar benefit in the other group of appeals.

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Refund of SAD - When in one group of appeals arising out of the ...

Customs

January 21, 2019

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