Denaturing of imported goods governs customs duty by linking taxation to the goods' altered condition. Power is given to the Central Government to make rules allowing, on the owner's request, the denaturing or mutilation of imported goods ordinarily used for more than one purpose so they become unfit for one or more uses. Goods so denatured or mutilated are chargeable to customs duty at the rate applicable if they had been imported in that condition.
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Denaturing of imported goods governs customs duty by linking taxation to the goods' altered condition.
Power is given to the Central Government to make rules allowing, on the owner's request, the denaturing or mutilation of imported goods ordinarily used for more than one purpose so they become unfit for one or more uses. Goods so denatured or mutilated are chargeable to customs duty at the rate applicable if they had been imported in that condition.
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