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If the DEPB scrip had been validly issued by the DGFT, but being ...


Fraudulently Obtained DEPB Scrips Used by Transferees Before Cancellation Can't Be Recovered; Stay Granted.

September 2, 2013

Case Laws     Customs     AT

If the DEPB scrip had been validly issued by the DGFT, but being obtained by fraud/mis-declaration on the part of the exporter - subsequently cancelled - duty can not be recovered from the transferee, if utilized before cancellation - stay granted - AT

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