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2.32.4 Import policy for seconds and defective, rags, PET bottles / waste,and ships is given in ITC (HS).Import of Second 2.33 Import of second hand capital goods including refurbished /Hand Capital Goodsreconditioned spares, except those of personal computers/laptops,shall be allowed freely, subject to conditions for followingcategories:Import of second hand computers including personal computers/laptops and refurbished / reconditioned spares thereof is restricted.Import of refurbished / reconditioned spares of capital goods,other than those of personal computers/laptops will be allowedon production of a Chartered Engineer certificate that such spareshave atleast 80% residual life of original spare.2.33.1 Notwithstanding provisions of Para 2.33 above, second handcomputers, laptops and computer peripherals including printer,plotter, scanner, monitor, keyboard and storage units can beimported freely as donations by following category of donees:(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)(v)(vi)(vii)Schools run by Central or State Government or a localbody,Educational Institution run on non- commercial basis byany organization,Registered Charitable Hospital,Public Library,Public funded Research and Development Establishment,Community Information Centre run by Central or StateGovernment or local bodies,Adult Education Centre run by Central or StateGovernment or a local body,(viii) Organization of Central or State Government or a UnionTerritory.Imports under this sub Para would be subject to the conditionthat goods shall not be used for any commercial purpose, is nontransferable and complies with all terms and conditions of relevantCustoms Rules and Regulations.2.33A Customs or any other Central or State Government authority mayavail of services of Inspection and Certification Agencies inAppendix 5 of the HBP v1, for certifying residual life as well asvaluation / purchase price of capital good.28
Import of 2.34 Import of following types of ammunition are allowed against anAmmunitionAuthorisation by licensed arms dealers subject to conditions asby Licensedmay be specified:Arms Dealers(i) Shotgun Cartridges 28 bore;(ii)(iii)Revolver Cartridges of .450, .455 and .45 bores;Pistol Cartridges of .25, .30 Mauser, .450 and .45 bores;(iv) Rifle Cartridges of 6.5 mm, .22 savage, .22 Hornet, 300Sherwood, 32/40, .256, .275, .280, 7m/m Mauser, 7 m/m Man Schoener, 9m/m Mauser, 9 m/m Man Schoener,8x57, 8x57S, 9.3 m/m, 9.5 m/m, .375 Magnum, .405,.30.06, .270, .30/30 Winch, .318, .33 Winch,.275 Mag.,.350 Mag., 400/350, .369 Purdey, .450/400, .470, .32Win, .458 Win, .380 Rook, .220 Swift and .44 Win. bores.An import Authorisation shall be issued at 5% of value of annualaverage sales turnover of ammunition (whether indigenous orimported) during preceding three licensing years subject to aminimum of Rs. 2000.An application for grant of an Authorisation for items listed abovemay be made to RA in ANF 2B along with documents prescribedtherein.Restricted Items 2.35 Items mentioned as restricted for imports in ITC (HS) requiredRequired By Hotels,by hotels, restaurants, travel agents and tour operators may beRestaurants, Travelallowed against an Authorisation, based on recommendation ofAgents, TourDirector General, Tourism, Government of India.Operators And OtherSpecified Categories2.35.1 Hotels, including tourist hotels, recognised by Director Generalof Tourism, Government of India or a State Government shall beentitled to import Authorisation upto a value of 25% of foreignexchange earned by them from foreign tourists during precedinglicensing year, for import of essential goods related to hotel andtourism industry.2.35.2 Travel agents, tour operators, restaurants, and tourist transportoperators and other units for tourism, like adventure / wildlife andconvention units, recognized by Director General of Tourism,Government of India, shall be entitled to import authorisation upto a value of 10% of foreign exchange earned by them duringpreceding licensing year, for import of essential goods which arerestricted for imports related to travel and tourism industry,including office and other equipment required for their ownprofessional use.29
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