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Invokation of Rule 9(1)(c) - Royalty and Technical know-how fee ...

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March 10, 2016

Invokation of Rule 9(1)(c) - Royalty and Technical know-how fee paid on domestic sale - Whether includible or not in the value of goods imported - Held that: Not to be included - AT

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