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)
Denial of preferential tariff treatment may follow verification failures unless manufacturing modifications are demonstrated and verified. If verification shows goods do not meet origin criteria, the importing Party will apply domestic law to levy duties and may deny preferential tariff treatment for identical subsequent imports until the producer demonstrates modified manufacturing conditions that satisfy the rules of origin. The exporting Party may send evidence of modification, after which the importing Party must decide or request a verification visit within a prescribed time; disagreements on the demonstration may be referred to the Agreement's dispute settlement procedure.
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Denial of preferential tariff treatment may follow verification failures unless manufacturing modifications are demonstrated and verified.
If verification shows goods do not meet origin criteria, the importing Party will apply domestic law to levy duties and may deny preferential tariff treatment for identical subsequent imports until the producer demonstrates modified manufacturing conditions that satisfy the rules of origin. The exporting Party may send evidence of modification, after which the importing Party must decide or request a verification visit within a prescribed time; disagreements on the demonstration may be referred to the Agreement's dispute settlement procedure.
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