Extension of notification validity under the Customs Act: statutory substitution prolongs the exemption's operative period to year-end.
The Central Government, exercising powers under the Customs Act and acting in the public interest, amends Notification No. 514/86-Customs by substituting the earlier expiry date in paragraph 2 with a later expiry date, thereby extending the operative period of the exemption while leaving the notification's other terms unchanged.

Exchange rate determination for stamp duty and customs prescribes specific conversion rates governing valuation and assessment.
Prescribes fixed conversion rates for specified foreign currencies to Indian currency for calculating stamp duty under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 and for determination under section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962, effective from 1 July 1991, superseding an earlier notification; a Schedule lists the named foreign currencies with the rate of each currency equivalent to Rs. 100 to be used for valuation and assessment.

Exchange rate amendment substitutes Hong Kong dollar rate and makes it effective from the notified date.
Amendment substitutes the Schedule entry for serial No. 9 to set the exchange rate for Hong Kong Dollars at 36.7900, made under sub-section (2) of section 20 of the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 and sub-clause (i) of clause (a) of sub-section (3) of section 14 of the Customs Act, 1962, and declares the substituted rate effective from 7-6-1991.

Exchange rate determination for Russian rouble set by Central Government notification under Customs Act, affecting currency conversion rules.
The Central Government, exercising authority under the Customs Act, determines the exchange rate for conversion between the Russian Rouble and Indian currency as rupees 24.8661 for the purposes of section 14; this notification supersedes the earlier notification and specifies the rate's effective commencement.

Exchange rate amendment revises customs conversion rates for Malaysian and US dollars effective from the notified date.
Amendment to the customs exchange-rate Schedule substitutes the Schedule entries for Malaysian Dollars and U.S. Dollars with new specified exchange rates, effected under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 and the Customs Act, 1962, and establishes the revised rates as operative from the stated effective date.

Warehousing station declaration under customs law recognises UPSIDC Industrial Area, Karchana as an official bonded storage location.
The Central Board of Excise and Customs, exercising powers under the Customs Act, 1962, declared UPSIDC Industrial Area, Karchana in District Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, to be a warehousing station by a non-tariff notification, thereby designating the site for the application of customs warehousing regimes and related administrative procedures.

Family-based limits on duty-free goods impose one-unit entitlement per family with a mandatory claimant declaration.
The notification substitutes "passenger" with "person" and changes "per person" to "to such person," limits specified goods to one unit per family, requires a claimant declaration that no other family member has or will claim the benefit, and defines family as persons residing in the same house forming the same domestic establishment, while introducing an aggregate value ceiling for such goods.

Exchange rate amendment updates Japanese yen rate in customs notification, altering valuation for stamp and customs purposes.
Amendment replaces the schedule entry for serial No. 11 to fix the Japanese yen conversion rate for customs and stamp valuation; the revised rate is declared applicable under the customs non tariff notification and is operative from the stated effective date.

Drawback on imported material: specified inputs contained in exported goods are deemed imported for drawback eligibility.
Declaration that specified materials contained in goods manufactured in India and exported shall be deemed to be imported material for the purpose of drawback under the Customs Act; the notification lists particular materials that qualify and takes effect from the commencement date stated in the instrument, with amendments and omissions recorded by later notifications.

Exchange rate amendment sets Singapore dollar conversion rate effective from the notified date, replacing the prior schedule entry.
Amendment to a customs notification substitutes the scheduled entry for the Singapore dollar with a revised conversion rate, under powers of the Indian Stamp Act and the Customs Act, and states the date from which the new rate is effective.

Appointment of Collector of Customs authorises one collector to adjudicate specified importer's customs cases under delegated jurisdiction.
The Central Government, under sub section (1) of section 4 of the Customs Act, 1962, appoints the Collector of Customs (Judicial), Bombay also to be Collector of Customs, Nhava Sheva for the specific purpose of adjudicating customs cases relating to a specified importer, thereby delegating adjudicatory jurisdiction to that Collector for determination under the Customs Act.

Exchange rate amendment sets new official conversion rates for Australian and Canadian dollars effective 19 May 1991.
Amendment to the Schedule of the prior customs notification substitutes the entries for Australian and Canadian dollars with revised official conversion rates, specifying the date from which those rates take effect and thereby altering the rates used for customs and stamp valuation under the relevant statutory powers.

Warehousing station declaration under Customs Act: Village Labbaimankuppam designated as warehousing station by Central Board.
The notification invokes statutory power under section 9 of the Customs Act, 1962 to declare Village Labbaimankuppam in Taluka Vaniyambadi, North Arcot Ambedekar District, Tamil Nadu, to be a warehousing station, effecting a territorial designation for customs warehousing purposes as a non-tariff regulatory classification.

Declaration of warehousing station: village designated as a sanctioned customs storage location under statutory notification.
Declaration under the Customs Act designates Village Pillaiyarkuppam in Bahsur Commune, Pondicherry, as a warehousing station by notification, thereby creating a sanctioned location for storage of goods under customs control and subjecting the locality to the regulatory regime and conditions applicable to designated warehousing stations.

Exemption scope expanded for capital goods and spares: amended notification alters eligibility and usage conditions.
Amendment broadens the exemption's scope by defining "said goods" to include capital goods and spares, raw materials, components, material handling equipments and consumables, and revises conditions so that eligibility refers to "such of the said goods as are". It further requires that capital goods, spares or material handling equipments must be proved to the satisfaction of the Collector of Customs to have been installed or used for the permitted repair purpose, and replaces "on goods" with "on the said goods" in cross references.

Warehousing station designation expands customs warehousing regulatory reach to a specified territorial locality under statutory authority.
An executive notification by the Central Board of Excise and Customs declares Village Sancoale, Taluka Marmagoa in South Goa District to be a warehousing station, thereby placing that territorial area within the customs warehousing regulatory regime under the authority conferred by the Customs Act.

Warehousing station designation under the Customs Act: Village Edulpaka Bonangi formally declared a warehousing station.
Declaration under the Customs Act designates Village Edulpaka Bonangi in Parawada Mandal, Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh as a warehousing station by executive notification, conferring upon the locality the regulatory status and administrative treatment applicable to warehousing stations under customs law.

Customs exemption amendment adds specific essential oils and plant extracts to the schedule, expanding exempted import items.
Amendment inserts seven botanical oils and one plant extract into the Table of Notification No. 203/90-Customs, thereby expanding the list of goods eligible for the notification's tariff exemption. The Central Government, invoking its statutory power in the public interest, adds entries for Winter Green Oil, Abies Oil, Artemisia Oil, Juniper Oil, Belladona Extract, Palmarosa Oil and Zanthoxylum Oil to the schedule.

Exchange rate determination: government sets official conversion rate for the Russian rouble for customs purposes, effective immediately.
Central Government, under authority conferred by the Customs Act, determines a specific conversion rate for one Russian rouble into Indian currency, superseding the prior notification; the determination operates as the official rate for customs purposes and states an operative effective date from which that rate applies.

Warehousing station designation declared: Village Chinnakomeswaram recognised as a warehousing station under Customs Act notification officially issued.
The Central Board of Excise and Customs, exercising powers under the Customs Act, 1962, by notification declares Village Chinnakomeswaram in Vaniyambadi Taluka of North Arcot District, Tamil Nadu, to be a warehousing station, constituting an administrative classification for customs purposes effected through a non tariff notification.