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bill of entry

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bill of entry
n. pl. bills of entry Abbr. B/E
A listing of goods received at a customhouse as imports or for export.
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Noun1.bill of entry - a list of goods received at a customhouse for export or import
bill - a list of particulars (as a playbill or bill of fare)


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However in case of cargo cleared vide Section 81 and the payorders of difference amount is taken as a security by customs, but even after issuance of Valuation Advise no benefit is given to the importer with the explanation that Valuation Advise is applied only on current consignments, then what is the value of bill of entry to be accepted against Section 81.
The Gujarat Maritime Board and the Customs at Alang acted very swiftly in arresting the vessel on January 15, 2009 morning and an immediate search of the Bill of Entry registry was done to ensure that King was within the definition of the term 'ship'.
 
 
 
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