October 07, 2021
Returned goods: conditions for re-import of goods under Indian laws

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The current article delves into the legislative and practical framework of returned goods relief in India. It is in continuation of the article "Returned goods relief: requirements in various countries" (CCRM Issue 10, 2021).

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