Labelling approval for detached airway bill labels allows airline agents to relabel packages pending customs verification and approval. Labelling of packages that have lost airway bill labels may be performed by airline agents in the presence of the custodian where shipper marks and numbers on unlabeled packages correspond with those on labeled packages and the total package count matches the airway bill; an application in Annexure I must be submitted to the IFO. The IFO shall give immediate approval when there is no doubt, or promptly inspect, record findings and refer to the Assistant Commissioner of Customs (Admn) if further orders are required.
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Labelling approval for detached airway bill labels allows airline agents to relabel packages pending customs verification and approval.
Labelling of packages that have lost airway bill labels may be performed by airline agents in the presence of the custodian where shipper marks and numbers on unlabeled packages correspond with those on labeled packages and the total package count matches the airway bill; an application in Annexure I must be submitted to the IFO. The IFO shall give immediate approval when there is no doubt, or promptly inspect, record findings and refer to the Assistant Commissioner of Customs (Admn) if further orders are required.
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