Interpretation of the condition relating to ''use of the goods ...

Importers Can Claim Credit for Rotor Blades Sold for Windmills, Despite Sales to Customers, Under Contractual Duty.

August 30, 2022

Case Laws Customs HC

Interpretation of the condition relating to ''use of the goods for specified purpose'' - import of Rotor Blades from China for manufacture and installation of 26 Windmills - The sale of Rotor Blades does not bar the importer to avail credit benefits, who sells it to his customer. The importer still have the contractual responsibility of manufacturing (assembly, erection and installation) of the Windmill at the customer's site, as they are the manufactures of Wind Turbines. As per the contract terms, the full value of the invoices paid only on successful commissioning of Windmills, not by invoice wise. - HC

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Interpretation of the condition relating to ''use of the goods ...

Importers Can Claim Credit for Rotor Blades Sold for Windmills, Despite Sales to Customers, Under Contractual Duty.

August 30, 2022

Case Laws Customs HC

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