Interpretation of Statute - Refund of SAD - A mere conversion of ...

Case Laws Customs

June 30, 2018

Interpretation of Statute - Refund of SAD - A mere conversion of imported logs in the Sawn Timber without loss of identity of the original product would not deprive the importer of the benefit of the exemption notification.

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Interpretation of Statute - Refund of SAD - A mere conversion of ...

Case Laws Customs

June 30, 2018

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