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2020 ]          EXPORTS & IMPORTS UNDER FOREIGN TRADE POLICY         A45

               Also  second-hand goods  other than capital  goods  are restricted. These capital
               goods  importable  against authorization. Refurbished/re-conditioned spares of
               capital goods imported free but subject to production of Chartered Engineer cer-
               tificate to the effect that such spares have at least 80% residual life of original
               spare.
               Import policy for metallic waste and scraps
                       (a)  Import of  any form of metallic waste, scrap will be subject to the
                           condition that it will not contain hazardous, toxic waste, radioactive
                           contaminated waste/scrap containing radioactive material,  any
                           types of arms, ammunition, mines, shells, live or used cartridge or
                           any other explosive material in any form either used or otherwise as
                           detailed in Para 2.54 of Handbook of Procedures.
                       (b)  The types of metallic waste and scrap which can be imported freely,
                           and the procedures of import in the  shredded  form; unshredded
                           compressed and loose form is laid down in Para 2.54 of Handbook
                           of Procedures.

               Removal of scrap/waste from SEZ
                       A SEZ  unit/Developer/Co-developer  may be  allowed to dispose of  in
               DTA any waste or scrap, including any form of metallic waste and scrap, gener-
               ated during manufacturing or processing activity, without an Authorisation, on
               payment of applicable Customs duty.
               Other provisions related to imports

               Import under Lease Financing
                       No specific permission of RA is required for lease financed capital goods.
               Execution of Legal Undertaking (LUT)/Bank Guarantee (BG)
                       Wherever any duty-free import is allowed or where otherwise specifical-
               ly stated, importer shall  execute, Legal  Undertaking (LUT)/Bank Guarantee
               (BG)/Bond  with the Customs Authority,  as prescribed, before clearance  of
               goods.
                       (b)  In case of indigenous sourcing, Authorisation holder shall furnish
               LUT/BG/Bond to RA concerned before sourcing material from indigenous sup-
               plier/nominated agency as prescribed in Chapter 2 of Handbook of Procedures.
               Private/Public bonded warehouses for imports
                       (a)  Private/Public bonded warehouses may be set up in DTA as per
                           rules, regulations and notifications issued under the Customs Act,
                           1962. Any person may import goods except prohibited items, arms
                           and  ammunition, hazardous waste  and chemicals  and warehouse
                           them in such bonded warehouses.
                       (b)  Such  goods  may be cleared for home  consumption in  accordance
                           with  provisions  of FTP and against Authorisation,  wherever re-
                           quired. Customs duty  as applicable shall be paid at the time of
                           clearance of such goods.
                       (c)  The clearance of the warehoused goods shall be as per the provi-
                           sions of the Customs Act, 1962.
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