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Electronic warehousing controls are reinforced by requiring all warehouse-to-warehouse (bond-to-bond) movements to be executed through the ICEGATE module, and by enhancing ICES to permit ex-bonding only where sufficient quantity exists in the IEC-specific ledger at the concerned warehouse for into-bond Bills of Entry dated on or after 01.09.2025; this results in denial of manual bond-to-bond permissions except in exigency, which must be approved in writing and regularized electronically to preserve accountal integrity. For legacy cases where the into-bond Bill of Entry is dated before 01.09.2025 and operations are blocked due to Errors 70, 71, or 137 arising from pre-module/manual movements and ledger mismatches, manual processing of genuine movements/ex-bonding is permitted upon submission of specified documentary evidence (error screenshot, certified ledger, stock statement, prescribed removal form with Tracking ID, and other required documents).
Electronic warehousing controls are reinforced by requiring all warehouse-to-warehouse (bond-to-bond) movements to be executed through the ICEGATE module, and by enhancing ICES to permit ex-bonding only where sufficient quantity exists in the IEC-specific ledger at the concerned warehouse for into-bond Bills of Entry dated on or after 01.09.2025; this results in denial of manual bond-to-bond permissions except in exigency, which must be approved in writing and regularized electronically to preserve accountal integrity. For legacy cases where the into-bond Bill of Entry is dated before 01.09.2025 and operations are blocked due to Errors 70, 71, or 137 arising from pre-module/manual movements and ledger mismatches, manual processing of genuine movements/ex-bonding is permitted upon submission of specified documentary evidence (error screenshot, certified ledger, stock statement, prescribed removal form with Tracking ID, and other required documents).
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