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Valuation of goods - Mere doubt, without any reason or rhyme ...

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November 5, 2014

Valuation of goods - Mere doubt, without any reason or rhyme cannot be made the basis for rejection of the transaction value, without any reasonable and justifiable evidence - AT

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