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<h1>Rule 14: Duty Drawback Claims for Non-Postal Exports Require Complete Documentation for Processing and Payment Excluding Testing Time</h1> Rule 14 of the Customs and Central Excise Duties Drawback Rules, 2017 outlines the procedure for claiming duty drawbacks on goods exported other than by post. A claim is filed when the proper customs officer authorizes the clearance and loading of goods, using an electronic shipping bill or triplicate copy. Required documents include the export contract, ARE-1, insurance certificate, and communication on the drawback rate. Incomplete claims are returned with a deficiency memo and must be resubmitted. The one-month period for drawback payment excludes the time taken for testing the goods, up to one month.