Period of limitation - Mere dispatch of show cause notice ...

Show Cause Notice Must Be Served, Not Just Dispatched, Within Six Months to Meet Limitation Period Requirements.

March 8, 2016

Case Laws Customs AT

Period of limitation - Mere dispatch of show cause notice within a period of 6 months is not sufficient but should be served on the assessee/importer is the law - AT

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Period of limitation - Mere dispatch of show cause notice ...

Show Cause Notice Must Be Served, Not Just Dispatched, Within Six Months to Meet Limitation Period Requirements.

March 8, 2016

Case Laws Customs AT

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