Form No. Form No. 020 - Form of application for permission to re-export/sell or dispose of the goods imported/purchased from bond free of duty (to be submitted in quadruplicate)
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Permission to re-export duty-free goods: concurrence required from customs and external affairs before sale or disposal. Application Form No. 020 (submitted in quadruplicate) must be used by privileged persons or mission staff to request permission to re-export, sell or dispose of goods imported or purchased from bond free of duty, naming the prospective purchaser and indicating whether that purchaser is entitled to exemption and the approximate sale price, and requesting concurrence of the Central Board of Excise and Customs or the Ministry of External Affairs. The accompanying Schedule must specify the goods, quantities (and vehicle registration where applicable), origin (imported or from bond), seller identity, intended use, exemption certificate date, bill of entry details, port of importation, and undertaking date for motor vehicles.
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Permission to re-export duty-free goods: concurrence required from customs and external affairs before sale or disposal.
Application Form No. 020 (submitted in quadruplicate) must be used by privileged persons or mission staff to request permission to re-export, sell or dispose of goods imported or purchased from bond free of duty, naming the prospective purchaser and indicating whether that purchaser is entitled to exemption and the approximate sale price, and requesting concurrence of the Central Board of Excise and Customs or the Ministry of External Affairs. The accompanying Schedule must specify the goods, quantities (and vehicle registration where applicable), origin (imported or from bond), seller identity, intended use, exemption certificate date, bill of entry details, port of importation, and undertaking date for motor vehicles.
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