alleryStart learning →A Section 25(1) exemption needs satisfaction that it is:
ANeeded to raise revenue
BNecessary in public interest
CRequested by an importer
DApproved by the Tribunal
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Necessary in public interest
Section 25(1) requires satisfaction that exemption is necessary in the public interest.
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