Classification of goods - Heavy Melting Scrap and Re-rollable ...

Debate Over Classification of Heavy Melting Scrap: Examining Customs Regulations and Usage of Cut Ends.

May 3, 2018

Case Laws Customs AT

Classification of goods - Heavy Melting Scrap and Re-rollable scrap - Since the cut ends do not have proportionate size they have very limited usage - we fail to understand how this can be the basis for concluding that the goods are not HMS - AT

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Classification of goods - Heavy Melting Scrap and Re-rollable ...

Debate Over Classification of Heavy Melting Scrap: Examining Customs Regulations and Usage of Cut Ends.

May 3, 2018

Case Laws Customs AT

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