Customs amendment substitutes a tariff item name and removes another table entry, altering the exemption schedule under statutory authority.
Amendment to Notification No. 15/88 Customs revises the annexed Table by substituting the table entry "Dithane" with "Mancexob" at the identified serial position and by omitting the serial entry and related table entry previously listed as Sl. No. 10; the modification is made under the statutory powers conferred by the Customs Act and is confined to the Table of the original notification.

Customs amendment updates exemption schedules to omit specified entries and insert listed chemical and pesticide items in notifications
Central Government directs amendments to three specified Customs miscellaneous exemption notifications by deleting specified Sl. Nos. and entries and by inserting listed chemical and pesticide names into the Tables of those notifications, thereby revising the items covered by the affected exemption schedules.

Amendment to Customs notification inserts a new schedule entry referencing another customs notification under delegated statutory powers.
The central government, exercising powers under the Customs Act and relevant finance provisions, amends Notification No. 159/88-Customs by inserting after Sl. No. 275 a new Sl. No. 276 in the Schedule, the entry reading ''No. 217-Customs, dated the 18th July, 1988''.

Customs exemption: import duty on 2,6 Diethyl Aniline capped for actual users manufacturing Butachlor under notification.
The central government exempts imports of 2,6 Diethyl Aniline by actual users for the manufacture of Butachlor from customs duty in excess of the amount calculated at a prescribed ad valorem rate; the commodity is classified under Chapter 29 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act and the exemption is granted under the government's statutory power in the public interest.

Customs exemption for jumbo rolls caps payable duty at prescribed ad valorem rate, conditioned on conversion and licence.
Exemption limits customs duty on imports of jumbo rolls of graphic art films and photographic colour paper (width one metre or more and length six hundred metres or more) under Chapter 37 to an amount calculated at a prescribed ad valorem rate, conditional on the importer converting the rolls by slitting or confectioning into finished products and holding an industrial licence for slitting and confectioning photo-sensitised materials.

Delegation of Customs powers: Principal Collectors authorised to declare warehousing stations and extend warehousing periods.
Regional Principal Collectors of Customs are authorised to exercise specified Board functions within their zones: to declare places as warehousing stations, to extend the period goods may remain warehoused, and to exercise the Board's proviso powers in cases where duty-paid imports are entered for export within three years of duty payment.

Appointment of Principal Collector of Customs under Section 4 establishes zonal principal collectors for specified customs jurisdictions via notification.
Appointment of Principal Collector of Customs for West, South, East and North Zones under sub section (1) of Section 4 of the Customs Act, 1962, by notification designating specified officers to be Principal Collectors for areas falling within the jurisdictions of the listed Collectors of Central Excise and Collectors of Customs, and superseding the earlier Department of Revenue notification.

Rescission of notification under statutory authority withdraws a prior customs directive, clarifying regulatory status.
The Central Government, exercising the authority conferred by Section 152 of the Customs Act, 1962, rescinds Notification No. 153/69-Cus., dated 8 November 1969, thereby withdrawing that prior customs notification from the regulatory framework and recording the administrative action by the Department of Revenue.

Customs duty cap for titanium dioxide imports limits liability to duties up to a prescribed ad valorem rate.
The Central Government, exercising powers under Section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, exempts titanium dioxide falling within Chapter 28 or Chapter 32 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, when imported into India, from so much of the customs duty leviable thereon as is in excess of the amount calculated at a specified ad valorem rate, thereby capping duty liability for those tariff lines for the stated period.

Auxiliary duty amendment adds a new Schedule entry integrating a related customs notification into the exemption framework.
Amendment to Notification No. 159/88 Cus. adds, after Sl. No. 274, a new Sl. No. 275 inserting the entry "No. 213 Customs, dated the 30th June, 1988" into the Schedule. The amendment is made under the powers of Section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 read with Section 77(4) of the Finance Act, 1988, thereby formally incorporating that customs notification into the notification's Schedule.

Customs exemption for specified pharmaceutical inputs permits duty-free import for manufacture, subject to strict compliance requirements.
Notification under Section 25(1) exempts specified Chapter 29 goods from customs duty when imported for manufacture of listed drugs, subject to an undertaking that the inputs will be used for that manufacture, maintenance of manufacturer-certified accounts in the manner specified by the Assistant Collector of Customs, production of certified extracts within three months or an allowed extension, and payment on demand of the duty difference in case of noncompliance.

Customs amendment updates exemption schedule, omitting two listed items and inserting Amikacin Sulphate into the annexed table.
The Central Government amended the annexed Table to Notification No. 45/79-Customs by omitting two serial entries and inserting a new serial entry after Sl. No. 32: Amikacin Sulphate, thereby revising the goods covered by the miscellaneous exemption notification under the customs tariff framework.

Extension of notification validity: expiry date extended under Section 25(1) of the Customs Act by government
The Central Government, invoking its Section 25(1) power under the Customs Act, 1962 and acting in the public interest, amends Notification No. 216/85-Customs (dated 3 July 1985) by substituting the expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby extending the notification's validity for the specified additional period; the amendment is limited to the textual replacement of the date and does not modify other provisions.

Customs amendment revises exemption commencement dates, postponing operative starts to a later quarter this year.
The Central Government amends three specified miscellaneous exemption notifications by substituting the paragraph 2 commencement phrase "1st day of July, 1988" with later commencement dates in the Table, thereby postponing the operative start dates of those exemptions; two notifications are updated to "1st day of October, 1988" while one is recorded as substituted to "1st day of October, 1968".

Customs amendment inserts new schedule entry to notification under statutory powers, modifying exemption notification framework.
Central Government, exercising powers under Section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962 read with Section 77(4) of the Finance Act, 1988, amends Notification No. 159/88 Customs (13 May 1988) by inserting, after Sl. No. 273, a new Sl. No. 274 and entry referencing Notification No. 208 Customs dated 29th June, 1988, thereby updating the Schedule to the earlier exemption notification.

Customs duty exemption for equipment used in captive power generation subject to certification and specified exclusions.
Partial customs duty relief for machinery and equipment for electrical power generation imported for captive use by an industrial plant, subject to specified ad valorem duty ceilings by capacity band and exemption from additional duty under Section 3, on production at clearance of a certificate from authorised technical or industry officers confirming requirement and recommending the exemption; exclusions apply for certain fuels and for goods imported as project imports under the designated tariff heading, and the term "industrial plant" is defined by the Project Imports Regulations.

Customs amendment removes a specified condition from an existing exemption notification under statutory authority.
The Central Government, invoking statutory authority under the Customs Act, amends the Ministry of Finance notification No. 317/87-Customs (17 September 1987) by omitting condition (ii), thereby removing that condition from the operative requirements of the exemption notification.

Customs exemptions amended to revise listed eligible goods, replacing and inserting specific tariff entries under statutory authority.
Amendment of five miscellaneous customs exemption notifications revises the annexed Tables by substituting, inserting and omitting serial entries to alter the list of goods eligible for customs exemptions, specifying replacements and additions for machine types, footwear components, finished leather and marking implements under the government's authority under the Customs Act.

Validity extension of customs exemption notification extending its operative period to a later date under delegated powers.
The Central Government has amended Notification No. 234/86-Customs by substituting the expiry date specified in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby extending the operative period of the customs exemption notification and continuing the exemption for the amended duration without altering its substantive terms.

Extension of validity of customs exemption notification by substituting its expiry date under statutory authority.
Extension of validity of a customs miscellaneous exemption notification by statutory amendment: the Central Government, acting under the Customs Act's delegated power and citing public interest, amended the earlier Finance Ministry notification by substituting the previously prescribed expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later date, thereby extending the notification's period of effect.