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<h1>Export clearance requires goods not be prohibited and duty/charges paid; deferred payment allowed, interest applies on defaults.</h1> Section 51 permits clearance and loading of goods for export when the proper officer is satisfied the goods are not prohibited and the exporter has paid assessed duty and charges; clearance orders may be made electronically via the customs automated system on risk evaluation criteria. The Central Government may, by notification and rules, allow certain classes of exporters deferred payment of duty and charges, and failure to pay by the prescribed due date attracts interest on the unpaid or short paid amount at a rate fixed by notification.