Export policy for works of art permits broad free export while replicas of antique weapons require local authority certification. Chapter 97 of ITC(HS) Schedule 2 governs classification and export policy for works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques, excluding certain stamps, theatrical canvases and gemstones, distinguishing original hand-executed engravings from mechanical reproductions, and excluding mass-produced reproductions from specific headings. Most listed artworks, collectors' items and antiques are subject to free export under their ITC(HS) codes, while replicas of antique weapons require a certificate from the local District Magistrate or Commissioner of Police confirming they have been rendered innocuous.
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Export policy for works of art permits broad free export while replicas of antique weapons require local authority certification.
Chapter 97 of ITC(HS) Schedule 2 governs classification and export policy for works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques, excluding certain stamps, theatrical canvases and gemstones, distinguishing original hand-executed engravings from mechanical reproductions, and excluding mass-produced reproductions from specific headings. Most listed artworks, collectors' items and antiques are subject to free export under their ITC(HS) codes, while replicas of antique weapons require a certificate from the local District Magistrate or Commissioner of Police confirming they have been rendered innocuous.
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