Rules of Origin’ for determining the origin of products eligible for the preferential tariff concessions pursuant to Agreement between India and Singapore (From Rule 1 to Attachment)
Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods under the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement between the Republic of India and Republic of Singapore) Rules, 2005
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Certificate of Origin safeguards provisional entry pending verification, with possible denial if exporter refuses verification. Export consignments with an authentic Certificate of Origin are not to be detained; on reasonable doubt the importing customs may seek clarification from the certifying authority within thirty days and admit the consignment on a provisional basis against a bond pending final assessment. If clarification remains inconclusive, the importing Party may, after informing the exporting Party and with the importer's knowledge and exporter/manufacturer consent, conduct an on site verification; absence of consent within forty five days permits disallowance of the tariff preference for that certificate.
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Certificate of Origin safeguards provisional entry pending verification, with possible denial if exporter refuses verification.
Export consignments with an authentic Certificate of Origin are not to be detained; on reasonable doubt the importing customs may seek clarification from the certifying authority within thirty days and admit the consignment on a provisional basis against a bond pending final assessment. If clarification remains inconclusive, the importing Party may, after informing the exporting Party and with the importer's knowledge and exporter/manufacturer consent, conduct an on site verification; absence of consent within forty five days permits disallowance of the tariff preference for that certificate.
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