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Non-speaking order - Refund of the differential duty - by not ...


Officer Ordered to Issue Speaking Orders After Failing to Respond to Reassessment Challenges for Differential Duty Refunds.

January 7, 2020

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Non-speaking order - Refund of the differential duty - by not issuing the speaking orders or giving any reply to their requests for speaking order, the officer has denied the appellant their legitimate right to challenge the reassessments. - The assessing officer are directed to issue speaking orders.

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