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)
Certificate of origin rejection requires return, notification of denial grounds, and access to verification files. Rejection of a certificate of origin requires the importing Party to return the original certificate to the exporting Party within a reasonable, time limited period and to communicate the grounds for denial of preferential tariff treatment to the importer and the exporting Party; additionally, the importing Party's customs authority must, in accordance with domestic law, grant the exporting Party access to the verification files used in the determination.
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Certificate of origin rejection requires return, notification of denial grounds, and access to verification files.
Rejection of a certificate of origin requires the importing Party to return the original certificate to the exporting Party within a reasonable, time limited period and to communicate the grounds for denial of preferential tariff treatment to the importer and the exporting Party; additionally, the importing Party's customs authority must, in accordance with domestic law, grant the exporting Party access to the verification files used in the determination.
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