Valuation - import of crude oil - Quantity actually received ...

Case Laws Customs

March 7, 2017

Valuation - import of crude oil - Quantity actually received into shore tank in port in India should be the basis for payment of Customs duty. Quantity shown in bill of lading cannot be used for this purpose as it does not reflect quantity of goods at the time and place of importation - AT

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Valuation - import of crude oil - Quantity actually received ...

Case Laws Customs

March 7, 2017

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