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Director of Border Revenue v Keith Dockett: [2020] UKUT 141 (TCC) (29 April 2020)
EXCISE DUTY Border Force decision to refuse restoration of private car FTT held Border Force decision unreasonable and directed further review taking into account FTT finding that goods not being carried for resale at a profit effect of Jones and Jones whether FTT erred in law yes appeal allowed29 April 2020
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