Clearance limits for damaged or sub-standard fabrics impose an area cap and a proportional monthly clearance cap. The notification amendment conditions concessional clearances by requiring each damaged or sub-standard fabric piece to have an area not exceeding 1.3 square metres and by limiting the aggregate monthly home-consumption clearances of such fabrics from any factory, by or on behalf of manufacturers, to 5% of the total clearances of textile fabrics impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with plastics in the immediately preceding month.
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Clearance limits for damaged or sub-standard fabrics impose an area cap and a proportional monthly clearance cap.
The notification amendment conditions concessional clearances by requiring each damaged or sub-standard fabric piece to have an area not exceeding 1.3 square metres and by limiting the aggregate monthly home-consumption clearances of such fabrics from any factory, by or on behalf of manufacturers, to 5% of the total clearances of textile fabrics impregnated, coated, covered or laminated with plastics in the immediately preceding month.
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