Customs exemption for flanged radial bearings allows reduced duty for wheelchair manufacture, subject to certification and importer undertaking.
Central Government exempts specified flanged radial bearings imported for manufacture of wheel chairs from customs duty in excess of an amount calculated at the rate of 35 per cent ad valorem and from the whole of the additional duty under Section 3, subject to certification by an Additional Industrial Advisor and an importer undertaking that the goods will be used for the specified purpose; non-compliance attracts liability to pay the duty difference. Applicable specifications: Type ASF 107-3; outer diameter 34.93/35.05 mm; bore diameter 12.7/12.8 mm; weight 53 grams.

Customs duty exemption on specified textile dyeing and high-speed sewing machines subject to certificate-based conditions.
Exemption is granted for specified dyeing machines and high speed industrial sewing machines and their component parts from customs duty in excess of a stated ad valorem rate and from the entire additional duty under the Customs Tariff Act, subject to a certificate at clearance describing and quantifying component parts. Certificates must be issued by designated officers of the Directorate General of Technical Development or authorised State industrial officers for firms in the small scale sector.

Customs exemption for machine tool parts: conditional import relief requires certification, undertaking, recordkeeping, and repayment safeguards.
The Central Government exempts parts imported for initial setting up, assembly or manufacture of articles under headings 84.56-84.66 from customs duty in excess of a specified base amount and from additional duty, subject to certification by designated authorities, an importer's undertaking to use the parts for specified purposes, maintenance and production of certified accounts within a limited period, and payment of differential duty if conditions are breached; CNC systems and components are excluded.

Customs exemption for textile machine parts-conditional relief from excess and additional duty subject to certification and undertakings.
Exempts imported parts required for initial setting up, assembly or manufacture of specified textile machines from customs duty above a prescribed ad valorem floor and from additional duty, conditioned on certification by designated industrial or textile authorities, an undertaking by the importer to use the parts for the stated purposes, maintenance and production of certified consumption accounts within a prescribed period, payment of differential duty on non compliance, and an express exclusion for CNC systems and their components.

Customs duty rates for ball and roller bearings amended, specifying ad valorem and specific duties by size and weight.
Substitution of the prior customs Table establishes differentiated import duties for ball and roller bearings and their parts: specified small-diameter ball and taper/roller bearings are subject to per-bearing specific duties by bore diameter, while other bearings attract combined ad valorem-plus-specific duties based on net weight bands or uniform ad valorem rates. Inner and outer rings and cups/cones generally bear the duty applicable to the parent bearing; other parts are charged a uniform ad valorem rate.

Customs tariff amendment prescribes specific duty rates for selected machinery and electrical/electronic goods under an amended schedule.
An amendment substitutes a new tariff Table for machinery and electrical/electronic goods under Chapters 84 and 85, pairing specified tariff headings and product descriptions with prescribed ad valorem duty rates; the Central Government exercised its Customs Act powers in the public interest to replace the prior Table and fix the operative classifications and duties for the listed goods.

Customs exemption for rice transplanters: imports capped at a specified ad valorem rate and relieved from additional duty.
The Central Government exempts imports of rice transplanters under heading 84.32 from so much of the customs duty as exceeds the amount calculated at the rate of 35 per cent ad valorem and from the whole of the additional duty leviable under section 3 of the Customs Tariff Act, the exemption being granted under statutory executive power in the public interest and applicable to imports into India.

Customs tariff amendments: substitution and reclassification of ad valorem duty rates and item entries for machinery imports.
Exercise of powers under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 directs specific amendments to earlier customs notifications on machinery and electrical/electronic goods (Chapters 84 and 85). The instrument prescribes substitution of stated ad valorem duty rates, omissions, renumbering, replacement of item descriptions and insertion of new serial entries in the Tables of the cited notifications, with each amendment detailed against the relevant notification in the annexed Table.

Customs exemption for specific tariff goods caps assessable duty on imports to a prescribed ad valorem rate.
The Central Government, under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, exempts all goods falling under sub heading No. 8201.50 when imported into India from so much of the duty specified in the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 as is in excess of the amount calculated at the rate of 60% ad valorem, superseding the earlier notification.

Customs duty exemption on unwrought unalloyed lead reduces payable import duty under the specified tariff heading.
The Central Government exempts unwrought unalloyed lead under the relevant tariff subheading from customs duty to the extent the duty exceeds a composite rate of 5% ad valorem plus a specified per tonne amount on importation, issued under sub section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 and superseding an earlier notification.

Customs exemption for nickel powders and flakes caps ad valorem duty on import under statutory authority.
The Central Government, under statutory authority, exempts goods classified under sub heading 7504.00 (nickel powders and flakes) from customs duty to the extent that duty exceeds an amount calculated at the rate of 40% ad valorem, and supersedes the earlier notification issued in 1990.

Customs duty exemption limits duty on specified iron and steel imports to prescribed ad valorem rates.
The Central Government exempts specified iron and steel imports from that portion of customs duty in the First Schedule which exceeds the ad valorem rates set in the Table, superseding an earlier notification while preserving other existing exemptions. The Table prescribes reduced rates for identified product groups: sheet piling and welded sections (60%); railway track materials (40%); specified tubes and pipes (60%); structural components (40%); gas containers (55%); mooring chains (40%); and anchors and related parts (40%).

Customs duty cap on imported iron and steel: specified items exempt beyond prescribed rates, coatings excluded.
Exemption caps the amount of customs duty on specified imported iron and steel goods to the rates set in the Table, pairing tariff headings with descriptive categories and maximum ad valorem or specific per-tonne rates; it preserves other in-force exemptions, supersedes an earlier notification, and excludes certain flat-rolled products from the benefit when galvanized, painted, or otherwise coated.

Customs duty rate revisions raise ad valorem rates on specified metals and alloys, altering several exemption notifications.
Amendments under sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 direct substitution of specified duty figures, words, Tables and Explanations in listed prior customs notifications concerning iron, steel and other metals. The changes revise ad valorem duty percentages and, where applicable, alter combined ad valorem-plus-per-tonne formulas or replace entire annexed Tables and Explanations to redefine product categories and applicable rates.

Customs exemption for imported tin mill black plate coils: reduced ad valorem duty granted when used for tin plate manufacture.
Exempts duty on imported Tin Mill Black Plate coils for manufacture of tin plates by limiting customs duty to a reduced ad valorem rate, conditional on the importer's undertaking to use the coils for tin plate manufacture, execution of a bond to secure payment of any excess duty for quantities not so used, and production within six months (or extended period) of a certificate from the Assistant Collector of Central Excise confirming use in manufacture.

Customs tariff amendments increase textile import duties and substitute prior notification tables under statutory authority.
Central Government, under sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends specified customs notifications for textile articles by substituting an updated tariff Table for Notification 38/78 and revising rate figures and Table entries across multiple notifications, replacing prior ad valorem percentages, per kilogram duties and commodity descriptions to alter the applicable customs duty schedule for listed textile goods.

Customs duty exemption extended to cover whole customs duty on specified paper under the relevant tariff chapter after amendment.
An amendment substitutes item (i) of Notification No. 28/87-Customs so that the concession covers the whole of the duty of customs leviable as specified in the First Schedule for paper classified under the tariff chapter for newsprint, writing and printing.

Customs duty on newsprint revised, altering applicable ad valorem rate and additional per tonne charge under notification.
Amendment replaces the tariff Table in Notification No. 55/86 Customs to prescribe duty on newsprint under sub heading 4801.00, excluding listed paper varieties, by imposing a combined ad valorem component and a specified per tonne charge on imported newsprint; the change is effected under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 by substituting the new Table for the prior Table in the earlier notification.

Customs exemption amendment increases ad valorem rate under statutory authority, altering tariff concession applicability for specified goods.
The Central Government, exercising powers under the Customs Act and satisfied it is necessary in the public interest, amends Notification No. 31/82-Customs (28 February 1982) by substituting in the Table annexed to that notification the figures and words "40% ad valorem" with the figures and words "45% ad valorem", thereby changing the ad valorem exemption rate specified in the existing customs exemption notification.

Customs exemption for specified printing components limits ad valorem duty to prescribed rates under notification.
Central Government notification under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 exempts specified goods from customs duty in excess of amounts calculated at the ad valorem rates set out in the Table. The notification, stated to be in the public interest and superseding notification No. 73/77 Customs, limits duty on the listed items to the amounts determined by the corresponding ad valorem rates and applies to goods falling within Chapter 48 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975.