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    1. The document is an appendix to be filled out for export goods claiming drawback. It contains 14 declarations about the goods, including that specifications match export contracts, drawback benefits were not claimed under other schemes, manufacturing processes did not change, and export proceeds will be repatriated within 6 months. 2. The exporter must declare whether the goods were manufactured using bond/exemption procedures or export obligation programs, and if drawback claimed is above 1% of the export value or Rs. 500. 3. The exporter undertakes to submit proof of repatriating export proceeds within 6 months or pay back the drawback received.

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    1. The document is an appendix to be filled out for export goods claiming drawback. It contains 14 declarations about the goods, including that specifications match export contracts, drawback benefits were not claimed under other schemes, manufacturing processes did not change, and export proceeds will be repatriated within 6 months. 2. The exporter must declare whether the goods were manufactured using bond/exemption procedures or export obligation programs, and if drawback claimed is above 1% of the export value or Rs. 500. 3. The exporter undertakes to submit proof of repatriating export proceeds within 6 months or pay back the drawback received.

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    1. The document is an appendix to be filled out for export goods claiming drawback. It contains 14 declarations about the goods, including that specifications match export contracts, drawback benefits were not claimed under other schemes, manufacturing processes did not change, and export proceeds will be repatriated within 6 months. 2. The exporter must declare whether the goods were manufactured using bond/exemption procedures or export obligation programs, and if drawback claimed is above 1% of the export value or Rs. 500. 3. The exporter undertakes to submit proof of repatriating export proceeds within 6 months or pay back the drawback received.

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    1. The document is an appendix to be filled out for export goods claiming drawback. It contains 14 declarations about the goods, including that specifications match export contracts, drawback benefits were not claimed under other schemes, manufacturing processes did not change, and export proceeds will be repatriated within 6 months. 2. The exporter must declare whether the goods were manufactured using bond/exemption procedures or export obligation programs, and if drawback claimed is above 1% of the export value or Rs. 500. 3. The exporter undertakes to submit proof of repatriating export proceeds within 6 months or pay back the drawback received.

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    APPENDIX III

    (To be filled for export goods under claim for drawback)

    Shipping Bill no. and date_____________________

    I/We__________________________________do hereby further declare as follows:-

    1. That the quality and specification of the foods as stated in this Shipping Bill are in accordance with the terms of the exports contrac
    entered into with the buyer/consignee in pursuance of which the goods are being exported.

    2. That we are not claiming benefit under "Engineering Products Export (Replenishment of Iron and Steel Intermediates) Scheme"
    notified vide Ministry of Commerce Notification No.539RE/92-97 dated 01.03.95.

    3. That there is no chance in the manufacturing formula and in the quatum per unit of the imported material or components, if any,
    utilized in the manufacture of the export goods and that the materials or components which have been stated in the application under
    Rule 6 or Rule 7 to have been imported, continue to be so imported and are not been obtained from indigenous sources.

    4. A. That the export goods have not been manufactured by availing the procedure under rule 191A/191B or under Rule 12(1)(b)/13(1
    (b) of the Central Excise rules,1944.

    OR

    B.That the export goods have been manufactured by availing the procedure under rule 191A/191B or under Rule 12(1)(b)/13(1)(b) of
    the Central Excise rules,1944.

    5. A. That the goods are not manufactured and/or exported in discharge of export obligation against an Advance Licence issued under
    the Duty Exemption Scheme (DEEC) vide relevant Import and Export Policy in force.

    OR

    B. That goods are not manufactured and are being exported in discharge of export obligation under the Duty Exemption Scheme
    (DEEC),but I/We are claiming drawback of only the Central Excise Portion of the duties on inputs specified in the Drawback Schedu
    except for the Central Excise Portion of duties on inputs permitted import free of Addl. Duty of customs against Advance Licence.

    6. That the goods are not manufactured and/or exported after availing of the facility under the Passbook Scheme as contained in para
    of the Export and Import Policy (April. 1992 -31st March, 1997).

    7. That the goods are not manufactured and/or exported by a unit licensed as 100% Export Oriented Unit in terms of Import and Expo
    Policy in force.

    8. That the goods are not manufactured and/or exported by a unit situated in any Free Trade Zone/Export Processing Zone or any such
    Zone.

    9. That the goods are not manufactured partly or wholly in bond under Section 65 of the Customs Act, 1962.

    10. That the present Market Value of goods is as follows:-

    S.No ITEM NO. INVOICE MARKET VALUE


    11. That the export value of the goods covered by this Shipping Bill is not less than the total value of all
    imported materials used in manufacture of such goods.

    12. That the market price of the goods being exported is not less than the drawback amount being claime

    13. That the drawback amount claimed is more that 1% of the FOB value of the export product or the
    drawback amount claimed is less than 1% of the FOB value but more than Rs.500.00 against the Shipping
    Bill.

    14. I/We undertake to repatriate export proceeds within 6 months from date of export and submit B.R.C t
    Asstt. Commissioner (Drawback). In case, the export proceeds are not realized within 6 months from the
    date of export, I/We will either furnish extension of time from R.B.I and submit B.R.C within such extende
    period or will pay back the drawback received against this shipping bill.

    Date___________

    Fo

    (* Strike out whichever is not applicable) AUTH. SIGNATURE

    Shipping bill no. and Dae :………………………………..(Name of the Exporter) do hereby further declare as follows :-

    1. That no CENVAT facility has been availed for any of the inputs used in the manufacture of export products.

    2. That the goods are being exported under bond or claim for rebate for rebate of Central Excise duty and a certificate from
    concerned Siprintendent of Central Excise , In charge of facotry of production, to the effect that CENVAT facility has
    not been availed for the goods under export is enclosed (Drawback as per table is applicable).

    Date :______________

    AUTH. SIGNATU

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