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Redemption Fine and penalty - import of Boric acid under DFIA ...


Boric Acid Imports Under DFIA: Dispute Over Ministry of Agriculture Permission, Redemption Fines, and Penalties.

March 10, 2014

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Redemption Fine and penalty - import of Boric acid under DFIA scheme - non-insecticidal purpose - appellant are not required to obtain any permission from the Ministry of Agriculture. - AT

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