inter alia definition

inter alia are contained in the means paragraphs. First, they are the heading of “Purpose and
inter alia means among other things, and that the classification is not restricted to what is listed. Refer to note 1 to chapter 12 of the HTSUS.
inter alia amongst other things;

More Definitions of inter alia

inter alia especially" implies that the list which follows is by no means exhaustive. In the formulae defined hereinafter, reference to the excess of one term over another always implies that such excess, if negative, is considered to be equal to zero.
inter alia means “among other things”, “for example” or “including”.

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