Condonation of delay in filing the Cross Objections - The ...

Customs

November 9, 2023

Condonation of delay in filing the Cross Objections - The department has, therefore, failed to furnish any satisfactory explanation for condoning the enormous delay in filing the Cross Objections - The Delay Condonation Application, therefore, deserves to be rejected and is rejected. - AT

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Condonation of delay in filing the Cross Objections - The ...

Customs

November 9, 2023

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