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Classification of goods - Marketability of the sludge/sediment ...


Court Examines Marketability of Sludge Oil from Vessel Tank No. 8 for Customs Classification and Tax Implications.

November 7, 2013

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Classification of goods - Marketability of the sludge/sediment oil found in the Tank No. 8 of the vessel TT Theo Strous, brought for breaking by the appellant - revenue has discharged its burden - AT

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