Refund of amounts collected from the Petitioners as stamp duty ...

Customs

January 5, 2021

Refund of amounts collected from the Petitioners as stamp duty on Bills of Entry filed for the goods imported - Legality and validity of collecting the stamp duty on the Bills of Entry - n bill of entry, the authorities cannot charge stamp duty under Art. 24. - Refund allowed - HC

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Refund of amounts collected from the Petitioners as stamp duty ...

Customs

January 5, 2021

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