If the Appellants are ready to discharge the duty assessed by ...

Case Laws Customs

November 27, 2013

If the Appellants are ready to discharge the duty assessed by the Department, we do not see any reason as to why the amendment to the IGMs requested by them, only to the extent of change of the names of the importers, be not allowed - AT

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If the Appellants are ready to discharge the duty assessed by ...

Case Laws Customs

November 27, 2013

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