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Valuation - whether customs duty is to be added to the value of ...

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October 4, 2016

Valuation - whether customs duty is to be added to the value of goods for the purpose of payment of octroi - as far as goods are concerned, they were fully exempted from payment of any customs duty. Therefore, no liability in this respect is either incurred or was liable to be incurred - Octroi paid earlier on such component to be refunded - SC

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