No evidence to prove that goods are of foreign origin - onus to ...

Case Laws Customs

December 3, 2011

No evidence to prove that goods are of foreign origin - onus to prove that the goods in question are of smuggled goods, lies heavily on the revenue - therefore the provisions of Section 123 can not be invoked... - AT

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No evidence to prove that goods are of foreign origin - onus to ...

Case Laws Customs

December 3, 2011

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