Exemption to goods supplied to a person holding duty free import licence - Condition for following the procedure of Rules 156A and 156B withdrawn - 120/94 - Central Excise - Tariff
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Exemption for duty free licence holders: procedural condition tied to Rules 156A and 156B now withdrawn. Exemption to goods supplied to a person holding a duty free import licence is amended: the Central Government, under section 5A of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944, has directed that in Notification No. 82/92 Central Excises dated 27 August 1992, condition (iii) shall be omitted, thereby removing the previously prescribed procedural condition governing such exemptions.
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Exemption for duty free licence holders: procedural condition tied to Rules 156A and 156B now withdrawn.
Exemption to goods supplied to a person holding a duty free import licence is amended: the Central Government, under section 5A of the Central Excises and Salt Act, 1944, has directed that in Notification No. 82/92 Central Excises dated 27 August 1992, condition (iii) shall be omitted, thereby removing the previously prescribed procedural condition governing such exemptions.
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