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Imposition of penalty - Mis-declaration of imported goods - ...


Penalty for Mis-Declared Imports: Smuggling Charge Cannot Apply to Both Proprietor and Firm Simultaneously.

January 19, 2019

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Imposition of penalty - Mis-declaration of imported goods - Smuggling - penalty cannot be imposed both on the proprietor as well as the firm.

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