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Duty Drawback - re-export - The petitioner would have been entitled to a drawback of either 85% or 70% depending on when the goods were re-exported, if they had paid 100% customs duty and not filed declarations under Notification 27/02. Since petitioner had not paid 100% duty availing of Notification 27/02 and had already availed of concession as per Notification 27/02, petitioner is not entitled to any drawback. - HC
Duty Drawback - re-export - The petitioner would have been entitled to a drawback of either 85% or 70% depending on when the goods were re-exported, if they had paid 100% customs duty and not filed declarations under Notification 27/02. Since petitioner had not paid 100% duty availing of Notification 27/02 and had already availed of concession as per Notification 27/02, petitioner is not entitled to any drawback. - HC
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