Customs Tariff (Determination of Origin of Goods under the Agreement on Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries) Rules, 1989 (From Rule 1 to Annexure)
Claim of origin required at importation: importer must assert origin and provide specified evidence for preferential concession. Importers must, at the time of importation, make a claim that products are the produce or manufacture of the participant from which they are imported and eligible for preferential concession, and produce the evidence specified in the Schedule to the Rules to support that claim.
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Claim of origin required at importation: importer must assert origin and provide specified evidence for preferential concession.
Importers must, at the time of importation, make a claim that products are the produce or manufacture of the participant from which they are imported and eligible for preferential concession, and produce the evidence specified in the Schedule to the Rules to support that claim.
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