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Procurement of goods without valid documents – Appellant-firm ...


Appellant Firm Cleared of Penalties Due to Lack of Evidence; Duty Paid Despite Invalid Documentation in Procurement.

October 10, 2015

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Procurement of goods without valid documents – Appellant-firm has already paid duty during investigation and there is no sufficient materials available on record for imposition of penalty on partners of both firms - AT

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