Scope of Rule 51A: restricts clearance of non duty paid goods by targeting factory manufactured and similar trading goods. Clarification explains that Rule 51A extends in law to all duty paid goods but is operationally aimed at preventing non duty paid goods being cleared as duty paid; it therefore applies primarily to goods a factory is registered to manufacture, similar goods, parts, and goods involved in trading activity, while excluding raw materials, capital goods and stationery from Rule 51A permission requirements.
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Scope of Rule 51A: restricts clearance of non duty paid goods by targeting factory manufactured and similar trading goods.
Clarification explains that Rule 51A extends in law to all duty paid goods but is operationally aimed at preventing non duty paid goods being cleared as duty paid; it therefore applies primarily to goods a factory is registered to manufacture, similar goods, parts, and goods involved in trading activity, while excluding raw materials, capital goods and stationery from Rule 51A permission requirements.
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