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<h1>Customs duty imposed on re-imported goods under Section 20 amendment with specific exemptions for repairs and drawback claims</h1> Section 20 of the Customs Act, 1962 was amended through Finance Act 1995 to impose customs duty on all re-imported goods as if imported for the first time. Two notifications (97/95-Cus and 98/95-Cus) were issued to exempt certain categories. Goods that claimed drawback benefits or were exported under bond pay duty equal to drawback claimed. Goods sent for repairs abroad pay duty on repair costs. Other goods may be imported duty-free subject to identity establishment and three-year re-import limit. Special provisions apply for goods manufactured in India and re-imported for repairs, requiring re-export within six months and bond with 25% security.