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<h1>Certifying Origin of Goods Under India-Mauritius Agreement: Rules for Certificate Validity, Alterations, and Lost Documents.</h1> The rules outline the process for certifying and declaring the origin of goods under the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement between India and Mauritius. The Certificate of Origin must be in English, formatted according to specified guidelines, and include a unique serial number. It is valid for one import and must reference relevant commercial documents. The certificate can be accepted post-expiry under force majeure conditions. Alterations require official approval, and retrospective issuance is allowed under specific circumstances. In case of loss, a certified true copy can be issued within a year. Minor discrepancies in the Proof of Origin do not invalidate it if authenticity is maintained.