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Exemption denied on the ground that the goods imported were not ...

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April 14, 2015

Exemption denied on the ground that the goods imported were not connectors - appellants contended that the goods were actually connectors imported in CKD condition and that by simple pliers can be assembled into connectors - exemption allowed - AT

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