Levy of penalty - Export through baggage under claim of drawback ...

Customs

May 17, 2019

Levy of penalty - Export through baggage under claim of drawback - Imposition of huge penalties ranging from 2 lakhs to 35 lakhs on individuals appears to be harsh, looking in to the fact that none of them were proved to be the ultimate beneficiary.

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Levy of penalty - Export through baggage under claim of drawback ...

Customs

May 17, 2019

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