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Valuation - Import of turtle shells - the plea of the appellant ...


Appellant's Free Turtle Shells Valued at Rs. 3500 Accepted in Customs and Import Regulations Case.

October 8, 2013

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Valuation - Import of turtle shells - the plea of the appellant that the consignment which they got free-of-cost from the foreign supplier is of value of Rs.3500/- only in the international market has to be accepted - AT

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