Customs reporting obligations require detailed manifest and cargo data for imports, exports and coastal transhipments at ports. Form VIIB requires comprehensive customs reporting for goods loaded at the port and goods loaded at previous ports remaining on-board, covering imports (domestic and foreign transhipment), exports and coastal goods. It prescribes vessel and voyage identifiers, manifest and bill of lading particulars, consignor/consignee and notified party data, cargo classification (HS/UNO/IMDG), container and package identifiers, weight/volume and invoice details, movement type, port of entry and destination, mode of transport with authorised carrier and bond references, and shipping line/bond information.
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Customs reporting obligations require detailed manifest and cargo data for imports, exports and coastal transhipments at ports.
Form VIIB requires comprehensive customs reporting for goods loaded at the port and goods loaded at previous ports remaining on-board, covering imports (domestic and foreign transhipment), exports and coastal goods. It prescribes vessel and voyage identifiers, manifest and bill of lading particulars, consignor/consignee and notified party data, cargo classification (HS/UNO/IMDG), container and package identifiers, weight/volume and invoice details, movement type, port of entry and destination, mode of transport with authorised carrier and bond references, and shipping line/bond information.
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