Valuation of iron ore fines - ‘Fe’ content - It is thus evident ...

Case Laws Customs

December 22, 2023

Valuation of iron ore fines - ‘Fe’ content - It is thus evident that the CRCL test report is not only cryptic, but it is also not clear whether the same was in accordance with the prescribed standards. The fact that the sample was tested nearly two months after its drawal and had not been stored in accordance with the prescribed conditions, the reliability of the test result, therefore is not only doubtful but also unreliable - AT

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Valuation of iron ore fines - ‘Fe’ content - It is thus evident ...

Case Laws Customs

December 22, 2023

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