Rules for the landing and clearing at the certain ports all the Land Customs Stations and Airports of parcels and packets forwarded by the foreign mails or by passenger vessels or air liners (From Rule to Rule 4)
Rule 1 - Postal Parcels and Letter Packets from Foreign Ports out of India
Rules for the landing and clearing at the certain ports all the Land Customs Stations and Airports of parcels and packets forwarded by the foreign mails or by passenger vessels or air liners
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Customs rules for landing and clearing of foreign postal parcels ensure regulated entry at designated ports and stations. The Central Board of Revenue, exercising powers under the Sea Customs Act, issues rules for the landing and clearing of postal parcels and letter packets forwarded by foreign mails, passenger vessels or air liners at designated seaports, land customs stations and airports, superseding earlier notifications on the subject.
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Customs rules for landing and clearing of foreign postal parcels ensure regulated entry at designated ports and stations.
The Central Board of Revenue, exercising powers under the Sea Customs Act, issues rules for the landing and clearing of postal parcels and letter packets forwarded by foreign mails, passenger vessels or air liners at designated seaports, land customs stations and airports, superseding earlier notifications on the subject.
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