Customs relief procedures for flood-damaged cargo require submission of prescribed details enabling individual consignment orders. Flood disruption at a Container Freight Station requires affected stakeholders to submit a prescribed Performa to the Assistant Commissioner (CFS Falcon) detailing shipping particulars, bill of entry or shipping bill status, importer/exporter and broker identification, item description, quantity, value and remarks; CFS must provide cargo inventory. Stakeholders must declare insurance and survey status. The department will examine each consignment and issue consignment-specific orders; immediate clearance is allowed where statutory requirements and duty payment are satisfied, and exporters lacking LEO/registration may seek removal by request to the Assistant Commissioner.
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Customs relief procedures for flood-damaged cargo require submission of prescribed details enabling individual consignment orders.
Flood disruption at a Container Freight Station requires affected stakeholders to submit a prescribed Performa to the Assistant Commissioner (CFS Falcon) detailing shipping particulars, bill of entry or shipping bill status, importer/exporter and broker identification, item description, quantity, value and remarks; CFS must provide cargo inventory. Stakeholders must declare insurance and survey status. The department will examine each consignment and issue consignment-specific orders; immediate clearance is allowed where statutory requirements and duty payment are satisfied, and exporters lacking LEO/registration may seek removal by request to the Assistant Commissioner.
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