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of <h1>Key Terms for Electronic Duty Credit Ledger Explained Under Customs Act, 1962: Claims, Duty Credit, and More</h1> These regulations define key terms related to the Electronic Duty Credit Ledger under the Customs Act, 1962. 'Act' refers to the Customs Act, 1962. A 'Claim' is a duty credit request made by exporters via shipping or export bills. A 'Customs station' includes ports, airports, and other customs facilities. 'Duty credit' is the credit amount allowed by Customs. The 'Electronic duty credit ledger' tracks these credits, while 'E-scrip' refers to the scrip created for duty credit. 'Proper officer' denotes specific Customs officials. 'Scheme' refers to RoDTEP or RoSCTL, and 'Scroll' lists shipping bills and duty credits. Undefined terms follow the Act's definitions.
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