Import exemption conditions for fuel injection parts require use undertakings and Central Excise certificates confirming manufacture use. The amendment grants conditional concessional treatment for specified fuel injection equipment parts and related machinery when imported for manufacture, warranty or after sales service purposes up to the stated cut off date. Importers must furnish an undertaking that the goods will be used for the Table specified purposes; for parts in categories (A), (B) and (C) they must produce, within a period specified by the Assistant Commissioner of Customs, a certificate from the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise confirming use, and for category (D) goods they must not sell or dispose of them for two years and must similarly produce the Central Excise certificate within the specified period.
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Import exemption conditions for fuel injection parts require use undertakings and Central Excise certificates confirming manufacture use.
The amendment grants conditional concessional treatment for specified fuel injection equipment parts and related machinery when imported for manufacture, warranty or after sales service purposes up to the stated cut off date. Importers must furnish an undertaking that the goods will be used for the Table specified purposes; for parts in categories (A), (B) and (C) they must produce, within a period specified by the Assistant Commissioner of Customs, a certificate from the Assistant Commissioner of Central Excise confirming use, and for category (D) goods they must not sell or dispose of them for two years and must similarly produce the Central Excise certificate within the specified period.
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