Foreign brand wrist watches - when the supplier is not existing ...

Court Upholds Confiscation of Wristwatches Due to Supplier's Absence and Appellant's Failure to Prove Legitimacy.

January 1, 2017

Case Laws Customs AT

Foreign brand wrist watches - when the supplier is not existing at the address given in the invoice then there is no need to go into other documents - since the appellant could not discharge the burden that the goods seized is other than the smuggled goods, the goods have been rightly confiscated absolutely, which is upheld. - AT

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Foreign brand wrist watches - when the supplier is not existing ...

Court Upholds Confiscation of Wristwatches Due to Supplier's Absence and Appellant's Failure to Prove Legitimacy.

January 1, 2017

Case Laws Customs AT

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