Duty Drawback - mis-declaration - they manipulated the marking ...

Goods Mis-declaration: Manipulated Markings Lead to Confiscation Under Customs Regulations for False Identity Claims.

March 8, 2019

Case Laws Customs AT

Duty Drawback - mis-declaration - they manipulated the marking and numbers on the good to establish the identity with the imported goods - such an approach is nothing but an act of mis-declaration which render the goods liable for confiscation.

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Duty Drawback - mis-declaration - they manipulated the marking ...

Goods Mis-declaration: Manipulated Markings Lead to Confiscation Under Customs Regulations for False Identity Claims.

March 8, 2019

Case Laws Customs AT

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