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<h1>India Exempts Certain Imports from Customs Duties for Export Jobs under Notification No. 81/95-Cus, Effective April 1, 1995.</h1> The Central Government of India exempts certain imported goods from customs duties under Notification No. 81/95-Cus, effective April 1, 1995. This exemption applies to goods imported for executing an export order involving jobbing, repairing, servicing, restoration, reconditioning, or renovation, provided they are re-exported within six months. Conditions include that the goods must be used solely for fulfilling export obligations, the export value must exceed the import value by at least 10%, and a bond must be executed by the importer. Certain goods may be retained with permission and payment of applicable duties. The notification defines 'goods' and references the Export and Import Policy of 1992-1997.