Duty demand from the port custodian for shortage of goods - ...

Case Laws Customs

June 11, 2014

Duty demand from the port custodian for shortage of goods - Pilferage of the imported goods takes place while the goods were in the custody of the custodian which has to be established by Revenue by way of an FIR and a police report. - AT

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Duty demand from the port custodian for shortage of goods - ...

Case Laws Customs

June 11, 2014

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