Customs duty cap limits basic duty on Chapter 44 timber products, exempting any levy above the prescribed ad valorem rate.
The Central Government, invoking powers under the Customs Act, exempts all goods under heading Nos. 44.08-44.21 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act from so much of the basic customs duty as is in excess of 55% ad valorem by Notification No. 59/90-Cus dated 20-3-1990.

Effective basic duty rates for timber products set, capping customs liability and exempting additional duty under tariff law.
Limits customs duty on specified timber goods to the ad valorem rates listed in the Table and exempts those goods from any customs duty in excess of those rates and from the additional duty under section 3 of the Customs Tariff Act; the Table prescribes distinct ad valorem rates for unprocessed wood, roughly squared and half squared wood, and sawn or sliced wood exceeding one inch in thickness.

Customs exemption caps excess duty above a specified ad valorem rate for goods under a designated tariff heading.
The Central Government exempts goods under the designated tariff heading from so much of the customs duty in the First Schedule as exceeds an effective ad valorem rate of 55 percent, thereby capping leviable duty at that stated ad valorem rate pursuant to a customs notification dated 20-3-1990.

Customs duty exemption caps excess import duty on specified Chapter 41 goods under statutory notification.
The Central Government, under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, exempts goods under heading Nos. 41.04-41.11 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, 1975 from that portion of basic customs duty specified in the Schedule which is in excess of 55% ad valorem, thereby capping the leviable duty on the listed Chapter 41 goods by Notification No. 56/90-Cus dated 20-3-1990.

Basic customs duty change on specified nylon tyres alters applicable ad valorem rate under Customs Act, amending prior notification.
Amends Notification No. 185/88-Customs by substituting the phrase "60 per cent ad valorem" in its opening paragraph with "55 per cent ad valorem," thereby prescribing a revised basic customs duty on specified nylon tyres under the powers of section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962.

Basic customs duty on rubber blankets reduced by amendment to prior customs notification altering the applicable rate.
Prescribes a revised basic customs duty on rubber blankets by substituting the previously specified duty figure in Notification No.192/80-Customs with a new figure; effected by Notification No.54/90-Customs dated 20-3-1990 under the authority of the Customs Act on grounds of public interest.

Customs duty cap limits liability on specified goods to a fixed ad valorem rate under a targeted exemption.
The Central Government exempts all goods falling under heading No. 40.10 of the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act from customs duty to the extent that such duty exceeds 35% ad valorem, thereby prescribing an effective basic duty rate of 35% ad valorem.

Customs duty cap on vinyl pyridine latex limits additional duty; notification exempts excess basic customs duty.
The Central Government, exercising its statutory exemption power under the Customs Act, exempts vinyl pyridine latex, falling under the relevant tariff heading in the First Schedule to the Customs Tariff Act, from so much of the basic customs duty specified in that Schedule as is in excess of a capped ad valorem rate, thereby fixing an effective maximum basic duty applicable to that commodity.

Customs exemption amendment: exclusion of vinyl pyridine latex, styrene butadiene rubber and oil extended SBR from relief.
The Central Government substituted the entry in Notification No. 82/86-Customs by Notification No. 51/90-Customs to provide that the notification shall not apply to vinyl pyridine latex, styrene butadiene rubber and oil extended styrene butadiene rubber, thereby effecting an exclusion from the exemption and narrowing the scope of prior relief for those materials.

Customs duty rate adjustment alters basic duty and countervailing duty exemptions for specified polymer products.
Amendments prescribe new effective rates of basic duty for specified polymeric goods and withdraw an exemption from countervailing duty for PTFE tapes. The instrument substitutes revised ad valorem duty figures and rewords prior notification entries to reflect the changed scope of duty chargeability, effectuated through amendments to earlier customs notifications under the Customs Act.

Baggage duty exemption limits increased and specified electronic and other goods excluded from duty-free import under amended baggage rules.
Amendment to the Baggage Rules, 1978 increases duty-free baggage exemption thresholds (including raising the Rule 4 exemption to rupees three thousand) and substitutes Rule 4A(2), Rule 8 proviso and Rule 9 to exclude articles listed in the newly inserted Appendices A and B from duty-free import. Appendix A enumerates specified high-value household and electronic goods not exempted; Appendix B lists restricted items including motor cycles, firearms, excess tobacco products and alcoholic liquor.

Excise duty cap limits levy on goods under specified tariff subheading to a prescribed ad valorem rate.
The Central Government, using its statutory exemption power, exempts goods under the relevant tariff subheading from any basic excise duty in excess of a prescribed ad valorem rate, referencing the Schedule to the Central Excise Tariff Act and invoking public interest grounds to impose a cap on the effective duty payable.

Customs duty rates adjusted for specified tariff chapter goods, prescribing ad valorem and specific per weight rates for polymers.
Prescribes that for goods under Chapter 39 the basic customs duty shall be limited to the specified effective rates by exempting that portion of duty in excess of the rates listed in the Table; the Table sets differentiated ad valorem percentages or specific per weight rupee rates for defined polymer types, grades and product forms, thereby establishing operative duty measures to be applied at importation.

Exemption of mica scrap and waste: customs notifications amended to remove export duty and adjust related tariff rates.
Amendments to specified customs notifications substitute revised ad valorem rates and terminal dates, delete listed tariff entries, and insert new schedule entries so as to exempt mica scrap and waste from export duty and to continue existing basic duty rates on photopolymer plates and on alphapinene and turpentine.

Customs duty rate ceilings for Chapter 38 chemical imports cap payable duty and exempt the excess under specified headings.
Prescribes effective basic customs duty ceilings for Chapter 38 imports by exempting, on importation, the portion of duty in excess of the ad valorem rate listed in the Table for each Tariff Heading; the Table sets default ceilings for all goods under each Heading and specifies distinct ceilings for certain named products, with a definition clarifying the scope of "Dodecyl Benzene."

Customs duty cap limits basic duty on specified chemical imports to a fixed effective ad valorem rate.
Government notification exempts goods under specified Customs Tariff sub headings from customs duty in excess of the amount calculated at a stated ad valorem rate, thereby capping the effective basic duty payable on those imported goods to that ad valorem rate.

Customs duty cap: specified chapter thirty five imports subject to a capped basic duty on import under government notification.
The Central Government exempts specified Chapter 35 imports from so much of the basic customs duty as exceeds an amount calculated at the ad valorem rate prescribed in the notification, replacing the duty otherwise leviable under the First Schedule with the capped ad valorem rate for the listed tariff sub headings.

Effective basic customs duty rates set for specified Chapter imports, capping levy to government specified ad valorem rates.
Central Government prescribes effective basic duty rates for imports under Chapter 34 by exempting such goods from that portion of customs duty exceeding amounts calculated at the specified ad valorem rates, and lists categories of Chapter 34 goods with the capped ad valorem rate applicable to each on importation.

Basic duty rate caps customs charges on specified chapter imports, limiting excess duty payable on listed goods.
The Central Government exempts goods under First Schedule headings for Chapter 33 from so much of the customs duty as is in excess of the amount calculated at the specified ad valorem rate, thereby capping the basic duty leviable on imports of all goods classified under headings 33.01 to 33.07 at the notified effective rate.

Customs duty rate cap on certain tariff-chapter imports: exemption confines liability to specified ad valorem rates for listed goods.
Central Government, under section 25(1) of the Customs Act, 1962, exempts specified goods under Chapter 32 from so much of customs duty as exceeds the ad valorem rates set in the annexed Table, thereby capping effective basic duty on importation by tariff heading and by specific listed items such as gambier, tannins and their derivatives, inorganic tanning substances, optical bleaching agents, and printing ink.