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    This document is a summary of a 1958 Philippine Supreme Court case between Lim Hoa Ting and the Central Bank of the Philippines. The key details are: - Lim Hoa Ting sued the Central Bank seeking a refund of exchange taxes paid on imports of flavoring extract. - The Supreme Court ruled the flavoring extract was exempt from exchange taxes under the law and ordered the Central Bank to refund the taxes paid. This established that flavoring extract imports are exempt from exchange taxes and the plaintiff was entitled to a refund.

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    This document is a summary of a 1958 Philippine Supreme Court case between Lim Hoa Ting and the Central Bank of the Philippines. The key details are: - Lim Hoa Ting sued the Central Bank seeking a refund of exchange taxes paid on imports of flavoring extract. - The Supreme Court ruled the flavoring extract was exempt from exchange taxes under the law and ordered the Central Bank to refund the taxes paid. This established that flavoring extract imports are exempt from exchange taxes and the plaintiff was entitled to a refund.

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    7/17/2021 G.R. No. L-10666 September 24, 1958 - LIM HOA TING v.

    TING v. CENTRAL BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES<br /><br />104 Phil 573 : Septembe…

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    September 1958 - Philippine Supreme Court Decisions/Resolutions

    Philippine Supreme Court


    Jurisprudence

    Philippine Supreme Court Jurisprudence > Year 1958 >


    September 1958 Decisions >
    G.R. No. L-10666 September 24,
    1958 - LIM HOA TING v. CENTRAL BANK OF THE PHILIPPINES

    104 Phil 573:


    EN BANC

    [G.R. No. L-10666. September 24, 1958.]

    LIM HOA TING, Plaintiff-Appellee, v. CENTRAL BANK OF THE


    PHILIPPINES, Defendant-Appellant.

    Nat M. Balboa and F. E. Evangelista for Appellant.

    Bienvenido L. Garcia and Eutiquiano Garcia for Appellee.


    SYLLABUS

    1. EXCHANGE TAX; EXEMPTIONS; FLAVORING EXTRACT EXEMPT


    FROM TAX; REFUND AUTHORIZED. — As mono-sodium glutamate

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