Refund claim - without challenging assessment order on the ...

Case Laws Customs

April 30, 2019

Refund claim - without challenging assessment order on the shipping bill - the enhanced duty was paid by the respondent after issuing letter of protest. Therefore, limitation does not apply even if it is considered as subsequent claim - the refund claim then cannot be said to be time barred.

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Refund claim - without challenging assessment order on the ...

Case Laws Customs

April 30, 2019

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