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Customs Department Error in Mis-declaration Case: Importer Provided Accurate Details; Procedural Lapse in Sample Collection.

May 2, 2019

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Mis-declaration of imported goods - procedural lapse in collecting samples - This is definitely a tragedy for which the department will have to bear the cross, especially when there is no dispute that the appellant-importer had given all these details at the time of import.

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