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Refund Ordered for Excess CVD Paid on Mobile Handsets; Includes Interest, Deadline Set for Two Weeks.

August 5, 2016

Case Laws     Customs     HC

Claim of refund of excess CVD paid on import of mobile handsets including cellular phones - Respondents / revenue will now pay to the Petitioner the amount of refund as claimed together with interest due thereon up to the date of refund not later than two weeks from today. - HC

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