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Delhi High Court: Wireless Access Points Using Only MIMO Technology Eligible for Duty Exemption— "‘MIMO and LTE Products’ Must Be Read Conjunctively, Not Disjunctively"
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Delhi High Court: Wireless Access Points Using Only MIMO Technology Eligible for Duty Exemption— “‘MIMO and LTE Products’ Must Be Read Conjunctively, Not Disjunctively”

Court’s Decision: The Delhi High Court dismissed the Revenue’s appeal, ruling in favor of the respondent (Ingram Micro). The court upheld the decision of the Customs, Excise, and Service Tax…
Posted by Rawlaw February 21, 2025

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