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May 22, 2015

Valuation - import of goods - neither the fees paid under the Licence Agreement nor under the Basic Engineering, Training and Technical Services Agreement related to the import of the capital goods nor was it a condition of sale - the amount cannot be loaded into the value of the goods - no addition - SC

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