Extension of notification validity under the Customs Act continues the operation of the specified customs exemption until a later date.
The Central Government, exercising powers under sub section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends Notification No. 230/82 Customs by substituting the expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby continuing the operation of the specified customs exemption in the public interest. No other provisions of the original notification are altered.

Customs exemption amendment increases ad valorem rate and extends notification validity under Customs Act procedural power.
The Central Government, invoking powers under the Customs Act, substituted a higher ad valorem rate for the rate specified in Notification No. 319/85-Cus. and replaced the previously stated terminal date with a later terminal date, thereby extending the period of validity of that exemption notification by textual substitutions in the notification's first paragraph (rate) and paragraph 2 (validity).

Validity extension of a customs notification: government substitutes the expiry date to continue the exemption measure.
Under the enabling power of section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, the Central Government amends Notification No. 158/87-Customs by substituting the expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby extending the notification's period of validity without altering its other substantive terms.

Exchange rate determination for stamp duty and customs prescribes specified currency conversions under statutory schedule and notice.
Prescribes statutory rates of exchange for specified foreign currencies for calculating stamp duty under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 and for section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962; the Central Government, exercising delegated powers, supersedes a prior notification and declares that the conversion rate for each listed currency into Indian currency shall be the rate specified in the schedule, expressed as the amount of foreign currency equivalent to one hundred rupees.

Partial exemption from auxiliary duty on copper imports produced via toll processing permitted subject to specified documentary conditions.
Partial exemption from auxiliary duty is provided for imported copper wire bars, copper cathodes and copper wire rods produced by toll smelting or toll processing of exported copper reverts or spent anodes, limited to auxiliary duty not exceeding an amount calculated at forty-five per cent of the value representing toll smelting or processing costs (labour, materials other than exported goods, and other processing charges) together with insurance and freight both ways, subject to import within three years of export and satisfactory evidence that the imports were produced from the exported materials.

Customs exemption for copper products limits duty to toll processing costs plus insurance and freight when production is proven.
Exemption allows customs duty on imported copper wire bars, cathodes and rods produced by toll smelting or toll processing of exported copper reverts or spent anodes to be limited to the aggregate of toll processing costs (labour, materials excluding exported goods, other processing charges) plus insurance and freight both ways. Imports must be made within three years of export and accompanied by sufficient evidence that the goods were produced from the exported material.

Extension of customs notification validity: the exemption notification's expiry date is postponed under statutory powers.
The Central Government, under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 and in the public interest, amends paragraph 2 of Notification No. 234/86-Customs by substituting the earlier expiry date with a later expiry date, thereby extending the validity of that exemption notification by the terms specified in Notification No. 109/88-Cus.

Customs Tariff exemption: Operation Flood II and III projects added to eligible list under tariff heading authority.
The amendment substitutes the prior Serial No. 8 entry so that the Operation Flood II and Operation Flood III projects of the National Dairy Development Board are expressly included among items exempted under the Customs Tariff framework, the change being effected under the power conferred by sub-item (6) of the relevant tariff heading with regard to the country's economic development.

Validity extension of customs exemption notification prolongs its operative period by substituting the expiry date under statutory power.
The Central Government, exercising its statutory power and being satisfied it is in the public interest, amends Notification No. 306/85 Customs by substituting the earlier expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby extending the notification's operative period; no other substantive provision is altered.

Extension of customs notification validity under statutory authority extends exemption period to support domestic automobile industry.
The amendment substitutes the figures, letters and words specifying the earlier expiry date in paragraph 2 of the original customs notification with those specifying a later expiry date, thereby extending the notification's validity for a further year; the Central Government invokes its statutory authority under the Customs Act and cites the development of the domestic automobile industry as the rationale for the extension.

Extension of customs exemption notifications' validity to 30th June to maintain continuity of specified tariff exemptions.
The Central Government amended specified customs exemption notifications by substituting the earlier expiry date in paragraph 2 with a new later date, thereby extending the temporal validity of each listed tariff or exemption notification; the amendment is effected by direct textual substitution for the notifications identified in the annexed Table and is stated to be taken in the public interest.

Extension of notification validity under statutory authority: expiry date of Notification 164/87 extended in public interest.
Amendment substitutes the expiry specification in paragraph 2 of Notification No. 164/87 Cus, extending its operative validity by replacing the original expiry figures, letters and words with a later expiry specification under the Central Government's statutory authority in the Customs Act, asserted to be necessary in the public interest.

Customs amendment adds ELISA kits to life saving drugs exemptions and removes a life saving equipment entry from the schedule.
Amendment to a customs exemption notification exercises authority under sub-section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962 to insert Enzyme-linked Immunoabsorbent Assay Kits (ELISA KITS) into the "A. Life Saving drugs or medicines" schedule and to omit Serial No. 50 and its entry from the "B. Life saving equipment" schedule of Notification No. 208/81-Customs.

Warehousing station declaration designates Village Kalamboli as a customs warehousing location under statutory customs powers.
The Central Board of Excise and Customs, exercising powers under the Customs Act, 1962, by Notification No. 16/88-Cus. (N.T.) dated 14-3-1988, declares Village Kalamboli in Panvel Taluka, Raigad District, Maharashtra, to be a warehousing station, thereby bringing that locality within the administrative scope of customs warehousing rules and storage regulation.

Warehousing station designation enables export-oriented unit establishment under Customs Act authority for regulatory warehousing and export facilitation.
Designation declares Village Nanunganur in Harur Taluk, Dharmapuri District, Tamil Nadu, to be a warehousing station under the Customs Act to permit establishment and operation of hundred per cent export-oriented units, thereby subjecting the village to the customs warehousing regime and procedures that facilitate export-oriented manufacturing and storage.

Declaration of Warehousing Station designates Village Belpahar as a customs warehousing station under statutory authority.
The Central Board of Excise and Customs, exercising powers under the Customs Act, declares Village Belpahar in Sambalpur District, Orissa, to be a warehousing station by formal notification, thereby designating that location for customs warehousing operations and related administrative controls.

Warehousing station designation enables use of port-like storage to facilitate establishment and operation of export-oriented units.
Declaration designates Vijayawada Town as a warehousing station under customs statutory powers to permit use of the location for establishment and operation of export-oriented units, creating an administrative basis for applying customs warehousing regulations to facilitate export promotion.

Customs amendment adds pasteurised butter, chocolate pastry and coconut cakes to notified exempt goods under customs law.
Central Government amends Notification No. 132-Customs by inserting three entries into its Schedule-pasteurised butter, chocolate pastry and coconut cakes-through Notification No. 102/88-Cus dated 14-3-1988, invoking statutory authority under the Customs Act to expand the scope of the original notification.

Customs notification amendment expands recognized technical officers to include Industrial Advisors for exemption administration.
The Central Government, under subsection (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962, amends two exemption notifications to insert additional authorized technical officer designations after the phrase "Department of Electronics of the Government of India." Notification 315/83 is amended to add "or an Industrial Advisor in the Directorate General of Technical Development of the Government of India," and Notification 343/86 is amended to add "or an Additional Industrial Advisor in the Directorate General of Technical Development of the Government of India," thereby expanding the recognized list of officials for those notifications.

Extension of customs exemption period for imports from specified countries, prolonging the notification's expiry date accordingly.
Notification No. 100/88 Cus (9 3 1988) amends Notification No. 341/76 Customs by substituting in paragraph 2 the figures, letters and words "31st day of March, 1988" with "30th September, 1988," thereby extending the expiry date of the exemption contained in the original notification under the authority of sub section (1) of section 25 of the Customs Act, 1962.