Rules of Determination of Origin of Goods under the Preferential Trading Agreement between the Republic of India and the Republic of Chile Rules, 2007 (From Rule 1 to Rule 36)
Direct transport requirement: originating goods must move directly and under customs surveillance to qualify for preferential treatment. Originating goods qualify for preferential treatment only if transported directly between the Parties; this includes movement through non Party territories with or without trans shipment or temporary warehousing, provided the transit entry is justified by geographic or transport considerations, the goods are not intended for trade or use in the transit country, they undergo no operations other than unloading, reloading or preservation, and the transit is under customs surveillance with necessary endorsements on customs documents.
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Direct transport requirement: originating goods must move directly and under customs surveillance to qualify for preferential treatment.
Originating goods qualify for preferential treatment only if transported directly between the Parties; this includes movement through non Party territories with or without trans shipment or temporary warehousing, provided the transit entry is justified by geographic or transport considerations, the goods are not intended for trade or use in the transit country, they undergo no operations other than unloading, reloading or preservation, and the transit is under customs surveillance with necessary endorsements on customs documents.
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