When the assessee authority held that the customs duty paid by ...

Customs Authority Confirms No Additional Duty Owed; Assessee Entitled to Refund of Excess Payments Collected Unjustly.

September 7, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

When the assessee authority held that the customs duty paid by the assessee was proper and no additional duty need be paid, they were under an obligation to refund this additional amount which was collected, which had no basis - HC

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When the assessee authority held that the customs duty paid by ...

Customs Authority Confirms No Additional Duty Owed; Assessee Entitled to Refund of Excess Payments Collected Unjustly.

September 7, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

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