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)
Determination of origin consultation enables exporters to seek Joint Administration Committee review and technical advice when import measures appear inconsistent. Rule 31 permits the exporting Party, within sixty days of specified communications, to request consultation with the Joint Administration Committee and/or technical advice to determine whether goods under verification meet the Rules of Determination of Origin; where origin is found not to qualify, duties are to be levied as if imported from third countries, preferential treatment may be denied for subsequent identical imports until manufacturing conditions are demonstrably modified, and unresolved disputes may be referred to the Agreement's Dispute Settlement Procedure.
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Determination of origin consultation enables exporters to seek Joint Administration Committee review and technical advice when import measures appear inconsistent.
Rule 31 permits the exporting Party, within sixty days of specified communications, to request consultation with the Joint Administration Committee and/or technical advice to determine whether goods under verification meet the Rules of Determination of Origin; where origin is found not to qualify, duties are to be levied as if imported from third countries, preferential treatment may be denied for subsequent identical imports until manufacturing conditions are demonstrably modified, and unresolved disputes may be referred to the Agreement's Dispute Settlement Procedure.
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