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This video story is about liquid cargo in transit. Part of it was lost on the way due to a technical issue. The question that was raised: Is it an irretrievable loss and no duties should be paid?

Interested to learn the answer? Watch the video! Please note, that characters are fictional, but the story is based on the real-life situation taken from the judgment of the European Court of Justice C-154/16.

Publication date: June 29, 2021
Unlock duration: 2 months
Prepared by: CustomsClear ㅤ
Video duration: 02min 24sec
Languages: English Lietuvių Русский
Level: Advanced
Type: Animated video
Topic: transit
Tag: duty
Market: EU - European Union

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