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COURT AFFIRMS NMDPRA’S POWERS ON STATUTORY LEVIES
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‘sold in Nigeria’ covers three distinct situations – where the goods are sold “fob” in Nigeria or its territorial waters, where they are loaded or offloaded for sale within a wholesale point in Nigeria, or where the transaction originates, occurs or is concluded in Nigeria. Implication of the Judgement. The judgment confirms the wide discretion granted to the NMDPRA under section 33 of the PIA to regulate the sector through subsidiary legislation. It also has a far-reaching impact on natural gas and petroleum products meant for export, which are automatically covered by and subject to the provisions of the MDPO Regulations. Thus, petroleum producers who sell and export such products are liable to payment of the levies as a precondition for valid export operations. For details of the Judgment of the court, kindly visit our website- https://www.nmdpra.gov.ng. Signed by AUTHORITY SECRETARY/LEGAL ADVISER 9/2/2024
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