DFIA - in case of transferable license the nexus between the ...

Case Laws Customs

August 12, 2014

DFIA - in case of transferable license the nexus between the imported material and export product is not required to be proved afresh by the transferee/importer, once the imported material is otherwise covered by the advance license - AT

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DFIA - in case of transferable license the nexus between the ...

Case Laws Customs

August 12, 2014

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