US EditionSupreme Court Leaves Open Question Whether Customs Can Seize Goods Which Left Port
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A few weeks before the turn of the year, the debate about private fireworks is picking up again. The left is strong for editions – only in a very special case does it want relaxation.
Written by:dpa With reference to injuries, smoke, noise and stress, the left in the Bundestag promotes bans on bulls. Initially, cities and municipalities should have more room for manoeuvre by decree at the turn of the year 2026/27, according to a motion by the Left Party, which is before the German Press Agency. If this does not help, a nationwide ban on bulls should follow by law at the turn of the year 2027/28. Only the private ignition of b…
A few weeks before the turn of the year, the debate about private fireworks resumes. The left is strong for editions - only in a very special case does it want relaxation.
A few weeks before the turn of the year, the debate about private fireworks resumes. The left is strong for editions - only in a very special case does it want relaxation.
A few weeks before the turn of the year, the debate about private fireworks is picking up again. The left is strong for editions – only in a very special case does it want relaxation.
Supreme Court Leaves Open Question Whether Customs Can Seize Goods Which Left Port
The Supreme Court recently refused to entertain an appeal against the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (“CESTAT”) view that once goods are cleared from the port, customs authorities...
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