1988 (3) TMI 240

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....nd origin in and procured from the United States. The goods were considered to be of U.S. source and origin, inter alia, if such goods were shipped from a U.S. port or from a free port or bonded warehouse, if shipped from said free port or bonded warehouse in the form In which received when shipped from U.S. port and if such goods were mined, grown or produced through manufacturing, processing or assembly in the U.S. It was necessary that the importer shall ensure that the U.S. Supplier attaches to or endorses on each Invoice presented for payment a certificate on source and origin as In the form prescribed by the said public notice. The certificate was required to be signed by the supplier or his authorised representative. The invoice with....

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....ere, therefore, entitled to claim compensation from the Government of India against the said AID Fund. 3. The submission of the respondents is that the assumption of the petitioners that their goods were "AID-financed cargo" was incorrect. It was further submitted that the import becomes AID-financed (to be eligible for compensation out of the lump sum amount received from AID Authorities) only when the amount paid to the supplier for the import is reimbursed by AID Authorities with reference to a claim submitted by Government of India, duly supported by required documents to be furnished by the importer. As, of the documents, documents namely, supplier's certificate and invoice and contract abstract required for lodging reimbursement cl....