Merely on the basis of some discrepancies in the goods and the ...

High Court Rules Discrepancies Between Goods and Customs Receipts Alone Don't Prove Smuggling.

September 15, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

Merely on the basis of some discrepancies in the goods and the customs receipts, it cannot be inferred that the goods in question are smuggled goods- HC

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Merely on the basis of some discrepancies in the goods and the ...

High Court Rules Discrepancies Between Goods and Customs Receipts Alone Don't Prove Smuggling.

September 15, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

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