Concessional import procedure required for specified goods, making duty relief contingent on compliance with prescribed customs rules. The amendment replaces multiple Annexure entries in Notification No. 36/96-Customs to make eligibility for concessional duty conditional on the importer following the procedural framework for imports at concessional rates for manufacture of excisable goods; specific entries also require that imports be for manufacture of solar cells or modules, Copper T contraceptives, newsprint supplied to a registered newspaper, horological components for wrist watches, or that manufactured goods intended for pollution control be certified by an authorised senior Ministry officer.
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Concessional import procedure required for specified goods, making duty relief contingent on compliance with prescribed customs rules.
The amendment replaces multiple Annexure entries in Notification No. 36/96-Customs to make eligibility for concessional duty conditional on the importer following the procedural framework for imports at concessional rates for manufacture of excisable goods; specific entries also require that imports be for manufacture of solar cells or modules, Copper T contraceptives, newsprint supplied to a registered newspaper, horological components for wrist watches, or that manufactured goods intended for pollution control be certified by an authorised senior Ministry officer.
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