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Case Name : In re Vivo Mobile India Limited (CAAR Delhi)
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In re Vivo Mobile India Limited (CAAR Delhi) Concessional Duty Allowed Only for Structural Phone Components Due to Narrow Interpretation of “Mechanical Items”; Exemption Denied for Films, Membranes, and Thermal Parts as They Do Not Qualify as “Mechanical Items”; Mobile Phone Supports and Brackets Held Eligible for Concessional BCD; Optical and Protective Components Excluded; Structural Interpretation of Notification Limits Duty Benefit to Chassis-Like Parts, Not Functional Films The Authority examined the CAAR-1 application, the submissions of the jurisdictional Customs Commissionerate...
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