Denial of exemption on the ground that the re-imported goods is ...

Case Laws Customs

February 8, 2017

Denial of exemption on the ground that the re-imported goods is not the same goods which were exported by the appellant - However, the goods contain two stickers and one of them matches in batch number with the export goods. The other also differs marginally and could be, possibly, a result of clerical error - Exemption allowed - AT

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Denial of exemption on the ground that the re-imported goods is ...

Case Laws Customs

February 8, 2017

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