DEPB scheme continuation preserves exporter eligibility; customs must record or manually endorse let export orders to protect entitlements. Continuation of the DEPB scheme preserves eligibility for DEPB scrip issuance where consignments have a Let Export Order as defined under section 51 of the Customs Act. Customs officers must promptly enter Let Export Orders on the EDI system for consignments fit for export by the cut-off, and manually endorse shipping bills with Let Export Order if system problems occur, to protect exporters' entitlement to DEPB benefits.
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DEPB scheme continuation preserves exporter eligibility; customs must record or manually endorse let export orders to protect entitlements.
Continuation of the DEPB scheme preserves eligibility for DEPB scrip issuance where consignments have a Let Export Order as defined under section 51 of the Customs Act. Customs officers must promptly enter Let Export Orders on the EDI system for consignments fit for export by the cut-off, and manually endorse shipping bills with Let Export Order if system problems occur, to protect exporters' entitlement to DEPB benefits.
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