Bhatt and Joshi Associates advises importers, exporters and logistics businesses on customs law, valuation and classification disputes. The firm represents clients in investigations, show cause notices, adjudications and appeals. Its lawyers focus on minimizing duty exposure, contesting wrongful seizures and regularizing compliance. Bhatt and Joshi Associates aims to provide clear, commerce-friendly guidance in a technical regulatory landscape.
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A Customs Lawyer represents businesses and individuals in matters involving customs duty disputes, valuation issues, classification disputes, seizure & confiscation, notifications/exemptions, import-export compliance, and appeals before DRI, Customs Commissioner, CESTAT, and High Court.
Common issues include misclassification, undervaluation, duty evasion allegations, seizure of goods, penalties, licensing violations, drawback disputes, exemption denial, and issues related to DGFT regulations.
Yes. A customs lawyer can file representations, seek provisional release, challenge seizure notices, and contest confiscation orders before the appropriate authorities or tribunals.
Key documents include Bill of Entry, commercial invoices, packing lists, shipping documents, import/export licenses, duty payment records, valuation reports, and correspondence with customs authorities.
Appeals can be filed before the Commissioner (Appeals), CESTAT, and further before the High Court/Supreme Court depending on the issue. Each stage has specific timelines and documentation requirements.
They assist with licensing, classification, valuation guidance, DGFT regulations, EXIM policy compliance, audits, and advisory to ensure smooth cross-border trade and avoidance of penalties.
Yes. Duty demands, penalties, and adjudication orders can be challenged based on incorrect valuation, misinterpretation of tariff headings, denial of exemptions, procedural violations, or lack of evidence.