Customs duty exemption: ad hoc relief allowed only for public interest, exceptional imports with strict eligibility and monitoring conditions. Guidelines prescribe that ad hoc exemptions under Section 25(2) be granted only where public interest and exceptional circumstances are shown; enumerate eligible categories (government strategic imports, defence/R&D, police/paramilitary emergency equipment, humanitarian relief) while excluding routine scheme or PSU imports; set detailed eligibility, documentation and reputation certification requirements for charitable institutions importing donated goods; mandate procedural routes via Commissioners of Customs and require monitoring, perpetual conditions on use, inspection rights and recovery/penal action for violations.
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Customs duty exemption: ad hoc relief allowed only for public interest, exceptional imports with strict eligibility and monitoring conditions.
Guidelines prescribe that ad hoc exemptions under Section 25(2) be granted only where public interest and exceptional circumstances are shown; enumerate eligible categories (government strategic imports, defence/R&D, police/paramilitary emergency equipment, humanitarian relief) while excluding routine scheme or PSU imports; set detailed eligibility, documentation and reputation certification requirements for charitable institutions importing donated goods; mandate procedural routes via Commissioners of Customs and require monitoring, perpetual conditions on use, inspection rights and recovery/penal action for violations.
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