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of <h1>Rule 25: Importing Country Can Deny Tariff Benefits if Origin Requirements Aren't Met Under India-Mauritius Trade Pact.</h1> Rule 25 of the Customs Tariff rules under the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation and Partnership Agreement between India and Mauritius allows the customs authority of the importing country to deny preferential tariff treatment if goods do not meet origin requirements. This can occur if exporters fail to maintain or provide access to necessary records, deny verification visits, or if the exporting country's authorities do not provide sufficient information. If preferential treatment is denied, the decision and reasons must be communicated to the importer and exporting country's authority. Exporters can appeal the decision within the timeframe specified by the importing country's customs laws.
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