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value "value" means valuable considerations.
ACT 204 - BILLS OF EXCHANGE ACT 1949 (Revised 1978)
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value "value" in relation to imported goods, means the price which an importer would give for the goods on a purchase in the open market if the goods were delivered to him at the place of payment of customs duty and if freight, insurance, commission and all other costs, charges and expenses (except any customs duty and wharf handling, storage, removal mechanical equipment and other charges incurred in a free zone) incidental to the purchase and delivery at such place had been paid.
ACT 438 - FREE ZONES ACT 1990
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value For the purpose of the definition of the word "value", import means an import into a principal customs area from a free zone.
ACT 438 - FREE ZONES ACT 1990
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value "value" in relation to imported goods, means the price which an importer would give for the goods on a purchase in the open market if the goods were delivered to him at the place of payment of customs duty and if freight, insurance, commission and all other costs, charges and expenses (except any customs duties and wharf handling, storage, removal, mechanical equipment and other like charges incurred in a free trade zone) incidental to the purchase and delivery at such place had been paid. The expressions "Comptroller-General", "customs duty", "dutiable goods", "officer of customs", "proper officer of customs", "Regional Comptroller" and "senior officer of customs" shall have the meaning assigned respectively to them in the Customs Act 1967.
ACT 24 - FREE TRADE ZONES ACT 1971 (Repealed by Act 438)
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value "value", in relation to an asset, includes amount.
ACT 499 - FUTURES INDUSTRY ACT 1993
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value "value" (a) in relation to locally manufactured goods, the price which a buyer would give for the goods on purchase in the open market at the time when duty is payable but will exclude any excise duty, costs, charges and expenses of transportation and storage immediately after removal from the place of manufacture; and (b) in relation to imported goods- (i) the value of such goods for the purpose of customs duty determined in accordance with the Customs Act 1967; and (ii) the amount of customs duty, if any, payable on such goods. [Subs. Act A1245 - Prior text read -"(b) in relation to imported goods, the value as may be determined under the Customs Act 1967"]
ACT 176 - EXCISE ACT 1976
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value "value" in relation to imported goods, means the price which an importer would give for the goods on a purchase in the open market if the goods were delivered to him at the place of payment of customs duty and if freight, insurance, commission and all other costs, charges and expenses (except any customs duties and wharf handling, storage, removal, mechanical equipment and other like charges incurred in a free trade zone) incidental to the purchase and delivery at such place had been paid. The expressions "Comptroller-General", "customs duty", "dutiable goods", "officer of customs", "proper officer of customs", "Regional Comptroller" and "senior officer of customs" shall have the meaning assigned respectively to them in the Customs Act 1967.
ACT 24 - FREE TRADE ZONES ACT 1971 (REPEALED BY ACT 438)
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value "value", in relation to an asset, includes amount;
ACT 671 - CAPITAL MARKETS AND SERVICES ACT 2007
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value "value", in relation to an asset, includes amount.
ACT 499 - FUTURES INDUSTRY ACT 1993 [Repealed By Capital Market & Services Act 2007] [Act 671]
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