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Demand of duty - period of limitation - the “service of notice ...


Customs Duty Case: Notice to Customs House Agent Not Equal to Notice to Appellant, Affects Timeliness of Duty Demands.

January 23, 2017

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Demand of duty - period of limitation - the “service of notice to CHA” cannot be equated to the “service of notice to the appellant” - AT

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