Assessable Value of Goods – inclusion of fee payable by the ...

Court Sets Aside Demand Due to Lack of Evidence on Fee Inclusion for Sole Distribution Rights u/r 10(1)(d.

October 1, 2013

Case Laws Customs AT

Assessable Value of Goods – inclusion of fee payable by the appellants for the Sole Distribution Rights - the department could not show any evidence that the aforesaid fee was liable to be loaded in terms of Rule 10(1)(d) - demand set aside - AT

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Assessable Value of Goods – inclusion of fee payable by the ...

Court Sets Aside Demand Due to Lack of Evidence on Fee Inclusion for Sole Distribution Rights u/r 10(1)(d.

October 1, 2013

Case Laws Customs AT

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