Classification - once the fuel and oil contained in the bunkers, ...

Fuel in Vessel's Bunkers Classified with Vessel Under Heading 89.08, Per Case Law Decision.

November 17, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

Classification - once the fuel and oil contained in the bunkers, that is, engine room tanks, as a natural corollary the same would be classifiable along with the vessel under Heading No.89.08 - HC

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Classification - once the fuel and oil contained in the bunkers, ...

Fuel in Vessel's Bunkers Classified with Vessel Under Heading 89.08, Per Case Law Decision.

November 17, 2012

Case Laws Customs HC

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