Central Excise - Valuation - Includibility of cost of secondary packing - Supreme Court's decision in the case of Collector of Central Excise v. M/s. Pond's India Ltd., Reg
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Includibility of packing cost: packing necessary for marketability must be included in assessable value under valuation rules Include in assessable value the cost of that extent of packing required to make articles marketable; exclude packing whose primary purpose is protection. How much packing is necessary is a question of fact to be determined by applying the marketability test; tribunals must inquire whether goods are usually sold in a given packed form rather than merely whether they could be sold without additional packing.
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Includibility of packing cost: packing necessary for marketability must be included in assessable value under valuation rules
Include in assessable value the cost of that extent of packing required to make articles marketable; exclude packing whose primary purpose is protection. How much packing is necessary is a question of fact to be determined by applying the marketability test; tribunals must inquire whether goods are usually sold in a given packed form rather than merely whether they could be sold without additional packing.
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