Customs procedure for export of container cargo from ICDs/CFSs in India to Bangladesh and Nepal through LCSs - reg

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....aling, containers should be allowed to be taken to Nepal and Bangladesh by rail or/ and road through a Land Customs Station. According to the trade, the proposed facility will allow faster movement of cargo from hinterland ICDs to Nepal and Bangladesh resulting in reduction of transaction cost. 2. The proposal has been examined by the Board and it has been decided to allow movement of export cargo from ICDs/CFSs to Nepal and Bangladesh through Land Customs Stations. The procedure in this regard shall be as follows: (a) The exporters are required to bring their goods meant for export to ICD/CFS, and to file six copies of Shipping Bills (including two transference copies) along-with all necessary documents like GR Form, AR Form, certificate....

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.... both transference copies of Shipping Bill shall be submitted by the carrier to the proper officer of Customs. The Customs officer shall inspect the seal of the container and if found intact and the seal Nos. tally with the Shipping Bill, he shall record the same in the transference copies of the Shipping Bill and the AR 4 form as follows: "Inspected and seals found intact, Seal Nos. found to tally with the shipping bill and AR 4 form". Name, signature and date He shall then allow the movement of the containers into Nepal/Bangladesh, as the case may be. (d) In case the Customs seal on the container is found broken or tampered with or some discrepancy found in the seal nos., the matter shall be brought to the notice of the Deputy/Assista....