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of <h1>Export Clearance Under Section 51: Goods Allowed if Duties Paid, Electronic Processing Possible, Interest on Late Payments Applicable</h1> Section 51 of the Customs Act, 1962, outlines the clearance process for goods intended for export. It states that a proper officer can authorize the clearance and loading of goods for export if they are not prohibited and the exporter has paid any applicable duties and charges. This clearance can be processed electronically based on risk evaluation criteria. The Central Government may allow certain exporters to defer duty payments. If an exporter fails to pay the export duty by the specified due date, they must pay interest on the unpaid amount at a rate set by the Central Government, ranging from five to thirty-six percent per annum.
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