Benefit of exemption - import of Colchicum (Saanjan) Grade 3 - ...

October 3, 2022

Case Laws Customs AT

Benefit of exemption - import of Colchicum (Saanjan) Grade 3 - origin of goods - The Bill of Lading cannot mention Afghanistan as the Port of Loading because that is not where the goods were received by the Shipping Line. We do not find anything in the exemption notification requiring that the same transporter has to transport the goods from the place of export upto the final destination. Therefore, denial of the benefit of the exemption on this basis is not correct. - AT

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Benefit of exemption - import of Colchicum (Saanjan) Grade 3 - ...

October 3, 2022

Case Laws Customs AT

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