Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods under the Preferential Trade Agreement between the Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan and Republic of India) Rules, 2003 (From Rule 1 to Rule 14)
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods under the Preferential Trade Agreement between the Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan and Republic of India) Rules, 2003
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Preferential treatment: importer must claim origin and produce specified evidence to secure tariff concessions. Importers must, at the time of importation, claim that products are the produce or manufacture of the country of export and eligible for Preferential treatment, and must produce the evidence specified in the Rules; 'Preferential treatment' refers to the exemption and preferential concessions provided under the Government of India customs notification.
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Preferential treatment: importer must claim origin and produce specified evidence to secure tariff concessions.
Importers must, at the time of importation, claim that products are the produce or manufacture of the country of export and eligible for Preferential treatment, and must produce the evidence specified in the Rules; "Preferential treatment" refers to the exemption and preferential concessions provided under the Government of India customs notification.
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