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APrice is the sole consideration
BGoods are insured abroad
CThe importer is registered
DGoods come by sea route
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Price is the sole consideration
Section 14(1) accepts transaction value only if the parties are unrelated and price is the sole consideration.
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