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Valuation of imported goods - copper scrap & heavy melting scrap ...

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October 1, 2019

Valuation of imported goods - copper scrap & heavy melting scrap - There is no evidence on record that the transaction value paid by the appellant to the foreign exporter is incorrect and some more consideration stands paid to them - There are no reasons to uphold the enhancement.

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