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(i) Provisions of Section 30, 41 & 42 shall not apply to a vehicle that carries no
goods other than baggage of its occupants.
(ii) The central Government may exempt the following class of conveyance from
all or any of the provisions of Chapter VI of Customs Act, 1962 –
(a) Conveyances belonging to the Government or any foreign
government.
(b) Vessels & aircraft which temporarily enter India by reason of
emergency.
Q-247: On berthing, the vessel remains under
(i) Deputy Commissioner of Customs
(ii) Assistant Commissioner of Customs
(iii) Preventive control of Section officers who are supervised by the Divisional
Superintendent (Preventive)
(iv) None of the above
A-247: iii - Preventive control of Section officers who are supervised by the Divisional
Superintendent (Preventive)
Q-248: Explain the departure of vessels

A-248: Once the imported goods to be unloaded at Customs Station have been unloaded
and other procedures have complied with, the vessel prepares for loading of export goods.
The Customs and other formalities are completed beforehand by the master/agent of the
vessel during the stay of vessel in the port. The first step towards the completion of
procedures for Customs clearance of Export of goods is the filing of Entry Outwards for the
vessel.
Q-249: Conveyance includes
(i) Vessel
(ii) Aircraft
(iii) Vehicle
(iv) All of the above
A-249: All of the above

COURIER

Q-250: The courier parcels are carried by
(i) Passenger
(ii) Cargo Aircrafts
(iii) Both i & ii
(iv) None of the above
A-250: iii - Both i & ii

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