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    <description>CESTAT upheld rejection of declared transaction value for imported copper scrap (Birch/Cliff) under Customs Valuation Rules. Transaction value can be rejected based on reasonable doubt without proving fake invoices or buyer-seller relationships. Deputy Commissioner correctly applied sequential valuation rules after rejection, using values of similar goods under Rule 5. Court dismissed appellant&#039;s argument that scrap cannot have similar goods, noting copper scrap is globally traded per ISRI standards with specific classifications. Assessment based on contemporaneous imports of similar Birch/Cliff scrap was deemed appropriate. Appeal dismissed, affirming both Deputy Commissioner&#039;s reassessment and Commissioner (Appeals) order.</description>
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