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Valuation of imported goods - considering the fact that the ...


Appellate Case Reduces Redemption Fine Due to Misunderstanding of Freight Costs in Import Valuation for Fairness.

November 5, 2019

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Valuation of imported goods - considering the fact that the appellant had entertained the reasonable belief regarding non-inclusion of the element of freight in the transaction value, the redemption fine imposed reduced in the interest of justice

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