Mis-declaration of Goods - Prosecution - Criminal proceedings - ...

Case Laws Customs

August 12, 2013

Mis-declaration of Goods - Prosecution - Criminal proceedings - Assesse had produced the fabricated certificate to show the country of origin as Malaysian origin instead of China with the intention to evade Anti Dumping Duty – Proceedings to continue - HC

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Mis-declaration of Goods - Prosecution - Criminal proceedings - ...

Case Laws Customs

August 12, 2013

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