Entitlement to interest on refund - respondents are liable to ...

Respondents Must Refund Petitioner Within Three Months of Appellate Tribunal's November 18, 2002 Order, Regardless of Application Date.

May 19, 2017

Case Laws Customs HC

Entitlement to interest on refund - respondents are liable to refund the amount on expiry of three months from 18.11.2002 to the petitioner ie. the date of the order of the Appellate Tribunal, even if the application was submitted at a later point of time - HC

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Entitlement to interest on refund - respondents are liable to ...

Respondents Must Refund Petitioner Within Three Months of Appellate Tribunal's November 18, 2002 Order, Regardless of Application Date.

May 19, 2017

Case Laws Customs HC

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