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Awareness of Facts: Omission by One Party Doesn't Equal Suppression in Customs Law Extended Limitation Cases.

January 29, 2013

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Extended period of limitation - Where facts are known to both the parties the omission by one to do what he might have done and not that he must have done, does not render it suppression. - SC

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