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Refund claim - the appellant right from filing of bill of entry ...


Court Orders Detailed Review of Exemption Denial; Adjudicating Authority Must Issue Speaking Order for Refund Processing.

January 10, 2017

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Refund claim - the appellant right from filing of bill of entry have protested the denial of exemption notification - The adjudicating authority must pass a speaking order thereafter process the refund application of the appellant - AT

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