Merely because the conditions provided for adjustment of credit ...

Customs

July 27, 2012

Merely because the conditions provided for adjustment of credit in the DEPB scrips, it cannot be stated that either there was no exemption from payment of customs duty or that the Central Government was levying and collecting customs duty from the importers in form of adjustment of credit in the DEPB scrips - HC

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Merely because the conditions provided for adjustment of credit ...

Customs

July 27, 2012

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