Principles of Natural Justice - Classification of imported goods ...

Customs Case Highlights Procedural Lapses in Naptha Classification; Importance of Evidence in Cross-Examination.

August 27, 2020

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Principles of Natural Justice - Classification of imported goods - Naptha - cross examination of the Chemical Examiner - lacunas in the testing procedure - It is seen that during cross examination of the Chemical Assistant Grade-I has clearly stated that log books and the registers are maintained in their laboratory, however, appellants chose not to ask for the same and Revenue chose not to produce the same - The entire purpose of remanding the case is defeated if the facts are not brought out completely. I - AT

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Principles of Natural Justice - Classification of imported goods ...

Customs Case Highlights Procedural Lapses in Naptha Classification; Importance of Evidence in Cross-Examination.

August 27, 2020

Case Laws Customs AT

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