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Residential Property Tribunal Decision of Judge Ian Holdsworth FRICS & Mr Duncan Jagger FRICS on 4 April 2023
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We are inviting views on, and seeking information about, proposed changes to the rules for red diesel used in private pleasure craft as a result of the judgment of the CJEU.
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Check UK customs rules for private individuals who use a pleasure craft (like a yacht or other boat) for recreational use, or temporarily import one as a non-UK resident.
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