Offense under Customs Act and Central Excise, are bailable and ...

Customs Act and Central Excise Offenses Deemed Bailable; Arrested Individuals Must Be Released Upon Offering Bail.

October 3, 2011

Case Laws Central Excise SC

Offense under Customs Act and Central Excise, are bailable and if the person arrested offers bail, he shall be released on bail in accordance with the provisions - SC

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Offense under Customs Act and Central Excise, are bailable and ...

Customs Act and Central Excise Offenses Deemed Bailable; Arrested Individuals Must Be Released Upon Offering Bail.

October 3, 2011

Case Laws Central Excise SC

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