Rescission of customs notification withdraws prior exemption prospectively while preserving actions done or omitted earlier. The Central Government, invoking its rescission power under the Customs Act, declares that Notification No. 05/2004-Customs dated 8 January 2004 (G.S.R. 18 (E)) is rescinded as necessary in the public interest; the rescission does not affect acts or omissions made prior to its coming into effect and is issued by the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) and notified in the Gazette.
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Rescission of customs notification withdraws prior exemption prospectively while preserving actions done or omitted earlier.
The Central Government, invoking its rescission power under the Customs Act, declares that Notification No. 05/2004-Customs dated 8 January 2004 (G.S.R. 18 (E)) is rescinded as necessary in the public interest; the rescission does not affect acts or omissions made prior to its coming into effect and is issued by the Ministry of Finance (Department of Revenue) and notified in the Gazette.
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