alleryStart learning →Goods meant for transhipment abroad may move under section 54(2) without paying what?
ACustoms duty
BBerth charges
CInsurance premium
DAgency fees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Customs duty
Section 54(2) lets goods be transhipped to a place outside India without payment of duty.
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