Customs bonded licensing governs EOUs; licences and in bond manufacturing permissions are tied to licence validity and LOP. Operations of 100% EOUs must be within a Customs Bonded area requiring a section 58 licence, with physical bonding exemptions for certain activities. Private Bonded Warehouse licences are issued at declared warehousing stations by the jurisdictional Assistant/Deputy Commissioner and must be co-terminus with the EOU Letter of Permission, though early cancellation is possible for fraud. For 100% EOUs, section 58 licensing and section 65 in-bond manufacturing permissions are to be decided by the Assistant/Deputy Commissioner in charge of the unit.
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Customs bonded licensing governs EOUs; licences and in bond manufacturing permissions are tied to licence validity and LOP.
Operations of 100% EOUs must be within a Customs Bonded area requiring a section 58 licence, with physical bonding exemptions for certain activities. Private Bonded Warehouse licences are issued at declared warehousing stations by the jurisdictional Assistant/Deputy Commissioner and must be co-terminus with the EOU Letter of Permission, though early cancellation is possible for fraud. For 100% EOUs, section 58 licensing and section 65 in-bond manufacturing permissions are to be decided by the Assistant/Deputy Commissioner in charge of the unit.
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