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)
Rules of origin: preferential tariff may be denied when origin requirements or verification obligations are unmet. Importing Party authorities may deny preferential tariff treatment when goods fail to meet origin requirements or when exporter, producer or importer fail to demonstrate compliance, deny access to records, provide insufficient information, withhold consent to verification visits, or when the exporting Party's authorities do not supply requested verification information in the stipulated time.
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Rules of origin: preferential tariff may be denied when origin requirements or verification obligations are unmet.
Importing Party authorities may deny preferential tariff treatment when goods fail to meet origin requirements or when exporter, producer or importer fail to demonstrate compliance, deny access to records, provide insufficient information, withhold consent to verification visits, or when the exporting Party's authorities do not supply requested verification information in the stipulated time.
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