Re-export obligation waived for defective parts and spares: not mandatory if imported solely for root cause analysis and testing. Goods or parts exported and later found defective may be imported for repair and subsequent re-export without an Authorisation and per customs notification; however, re-export shall not be mandatory for defective parts and spares imported exclusively by companies, firms or Original Equipment Manufacturers for the purposes of root cause analysis, testing and evaluation.
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Re-export obligation waived for defective parts and spares: not mandatory if imported solely for root cause analysis and testing.
Goods or parts exported and later found defective may be imported for repair and subsequent re-export without an Authorisation and per customs notification; however, re-export shall not be mandatory for defective parts and spares imported exclusively by companies, firms or Original Equipment Manufacturers for the purposes of root cause analysis, testing and evaluation.
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