Coastal carriage in foreign-going vessels: Indian-flag ships may carry coastal containers between Indian ports under coastal cargo procedures. Indian-flag foreign-going vessels calling at multiple Indian ports may carry coastal containers between Indian ports under the Customs Act and related guidelines; consignors must submit a prescribed Bill of Coastal Goods, containers must be marked and sealed after examination, and a bond with surety equal to the goods' value must be executed prior to loading. Gate-in, boarding, manifesting, destination unloading, seal verification, reconciliation at the last Indian port, and enforcement procedures apply; tampering or discrepancies are subject to show-cause adjudication and port segregation requirements.
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Coastal carriage in foreign-going vessels: Indian-flag ships may carry coastal containers between Indian ports under coastal cargo procedures.
Indian-flag foreign-going vessels calling at multiple Indian ports may carry coastal containers between Indian ports under the Customs Act and related guidelines; consignors must submit a prescribed Bill of Coastal Goods, containers must be marked and sealed after examination, and a bond with surety equal to the goods' value must be executed prior to loading. Gate-in, boarding, manifesting, destination unloading, seal verification, reconciliation at the last Indian port, and enforcement procedures apply; tampering or discrepancies are subject to show-cause adjudication and port segregation requirements.
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