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There was a clear understanding between the supplier and the ...


Supplier and Buyer Caught Underreporting Goods in Bill of Lading; Risk Customs Confiscation for Misleading Authorities.

April 7, 2015

Case Laws     Customs     HC

There was a clear understanding between the supplier and the buyer to quote a lesser quantity in the bill of Lading and also to give an impression to the Department that the quantity actually imported was less - goods liable for confiscation - HC

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