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Compliance of obligation u/s 34 and 35 of the Customs Act - exempt or nil rate of duty - importing non dutiable goods does not give an importer a licence to violate or flout laws under the Customs Act or grant automatic exemption from complying statutory obligation u/s 34 & 35 or any other provisions of the Customs Act, and penal consequence in violation thereof
Compliance of obligation u/s 34 and 35 of the Customs Act - exempt or nil rate of duty - importing non dutiable goods does not give an importer a licence to violate or flout laws under the Customs Act or grant automatic exemption from complying statutory obligation u/s 34 & 35 or any other provisions of the Customs Act, and penal consequence in violation thereof
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