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Import against Advance License - fulfilment of export obligation ...


Tribunal Rules No Substantial Question of Law in DEEC Scheme Appeal on Raw Material Diversion Allegations.

September 20, 2018

Case Laws     Customs     HC

Import against Advance License - fulfilment of export obligation - physical diversion of raw material - benefit under the DEEC scheme under various customs notifications - Tribunal decided the issue against the Revenue - no question of law arising for consideration in this appeal much less a substantial question of law.

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