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Trademark Royalty Excluded from Customs Valuation for Imported Goods Due to Lack of Payment Condition.

December 23, 2014

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Valuation of goods - licence fee is being paid by the appellant for use of the trade-mark for manufactured goods. There was no condition of sale that the appellant is required to pay this royalty on the imported goods - royalty not to be included - AT

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Valuation of goods - licence fee is being paid by the appellant ...

Trademark Royalty Excluded from Customs Valuation for Imported Goods Due to Lack of Payment Condition.

December 23, 2014

Case Laws Customs AT

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