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Regn. No. KERBIL/2012/45073
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PART IV
Private Advertisements and Miscellaneous
Notifications
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS
CUSTOM HOUSE, COCHIN-628 009
NOTIFICATION
[No. 2/2013]
No. S25/26/2011 I & B Cus.
15th February 2013.
In exercise of powers conferred upon me under
Section 8 (a) of the Customs Act, 1962, I,
Dr. K. N. Raghavan, Commissioner of Customs, Cochin,
hereby declare the following area of M/s India Gateway
Terminal Pvt. Ltd. at Mulavukad Village, Vallarpadom,
Ernakulam District in the State of Kerala as “Customs
Area” for the purpose of receiving, verification,
examination, scanning and documentation of export
cargo in containers for entry to International Container
Transhipment Terminal (ICTT), Vallarpadom and
verification, examination, scanning and release of
imported cargo in containers from ICTT, Vallarpadom to
CFSs/ICDs/DTA, subject to the strict observance of
relevant provisions of the Customs Act, 1962 and other
instructions issued, in this behalf, by the Government of
India or the Commissioner of Customs, Cochin, from time
to time.
Further, under Section 8 (b) of the Customs Act,
1962, I hereby specify the limits as under:
1. Geographical Location: Survey No. 235/2 (Part) in
Mulavukad Village, Vallarpadom, Ernakulam District,
Kerala State.
2. Area : 4.8035 Hectares
3. Boundaries : North : Goshree Road East, West &
South : Area of ICTT, Vallarpadom SEZ.
DR. K. N. RAGHAVAN,
Commissioner.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS
CUSTOM HOUSE, COCHIN-682 009
NOTIFICATION
[No. 3/2013]
F. No. S25/328/2009 I & B Cus.
22nd February 2013.
Sub:— CFS-M/s Cochin International Container Freight
Station, a unit of Kerala State Industrial
Enterprises Ltd. (KSIE), a Government of Kerala
Undertaking, Old Anavathil Junction, Container
Road, Eloor, Ernakulam District, Kerala,
Pin-683 501-Appointing as Customs Cargo
Services Provider and Custodian—Reg.
In exercise of powers conferred under section 141 of
the Customs Act 1962 (52 of 1962), I, Dr. K. N. Raghavan,
Commissioner of Customs, Cochin, hereby appoint
M/s Cochin International Container Freight Station , a unit
of Kerala State Industrial Enterprises Ltd. (KSIE), a
Government of Kerala Undertaking, Old Anavathil
Junction, Container Road, Eloor, Ernakulam District,
Kerala, Pin-683 501 to be the Customs Cargo Services
Provider including a custodian as referred to in section 45
of the Act and they are responsible for receipt, storage,
delivery, dispatch or otherwise handling of imported
goods and export goods received in containers and
otherwise at the Cochin International Container Freight
Station, a unit of Kerala State Industrial Enterprises Ltd.
(KSIE), a Government of Kerala Undertaking, Old
Anavathil Junction, Container Road Eloor Ernakulam
Districts Kerala, Pin-683 501 in accordance with the
provisions of chapter VIII of the Act ibid.
M/s Cochin International Container Freight Station, a
unit of Kerala State Industrial Enterprises Ltd. (KSIE), a
Government of Kerala Undertaking, Old Anavathil
Junction, Container Road, Eloor, Ernakulam District,
Kerala, Pin-683 501 as the custodian of goods meant for
Export and Import would be required to comply with the
provisions of the Handling of Cargo in Customs Areas
Regulations, 2009 as mentioned hereunder as well as other
rules, regulations and instructions issued from time to
time on this subject.
1. The Customs Cargo Service provider shall—
(a)
keep a record of imported goods, goods
brought for export or transshipment, as the
case may be, and produces the same to the
proper officer as and when required;
(b)
keep a record of each activity or action taken
in relation to the movement or handling of
imported or export goods and goods brought
for transshipment;
(c)
display or make available in any other manner,
information of process or Movement or
handling of imported or export goods and
goods brought for transshipment;
(d)
demarcate separate areas for unloading of
imported goods for their storage with respect
to the category of importers, nature of goods,
place of destination, mode of Transportation or
any other criterion as the Commissioner of
Customs may specify having regard to the
custody and handling of imported goods in a
customs area;
(e)
demarcate separate areas for loading of export
goods for their storage with respect to
categories of exporters, nature of goods,
examined and sealed containers or other
criterion as the Commissioner of Customs may
specify having regard to the custody and
handling of export goods in a customs area;
(f)
not permit goods to be removed from the
customs area, or otherwise dealt with, except
under and in accordance with the permission
in writing of the proper officer;
(g)
not permit any export cargo to enter the
customs area without a shipping bill or a bill
of export having been filed with the proper
officer;
(h)
not permit any import cargo to enter the
customs area or be unloaded therein without
the import report or the import manifest having
been filed with the proper officer;
(i)
be responsible for the safety and security of
imported and export goods under its custody;
(j)
be liable to pay duty on goods pilfered or lost
after entry thereof in the customs area;
(k)
be responsible for the secure transit of the
goods from the said customs area to any other
customs area at the same or any other customs
station in accordance with the permission
granted by the proper officer;
(l)
subject to any other law for the time being in
force, shall not charge any rent or demurrage
on the goods seized or detained or confiscated
by the proper officer;
(m)
not sell (under the provisions of Section 48
of the Customs Act, 1962) the imported goods,
which are not cleared for home consumption or
warehoused or transshipped within 30 days of
unloading thereof or within such further time
period as the proper officer may allow; or the
imported goods, to which the importer
relinquishes his title as provided in Section 23
(2) of the Customs Act, 1962, without
obtaining permission from the proper officer of
Customs;
(n)
not make any alteration in the entry or exit
points or boundary wall without the
permission of the Commissioner of Customs;
(o)
shall bear the cost of the customs officers
posted by the commissioner of customs on
cost recovery basis and shall make payments
at such rates and in the manner specified by
the Government of India in the Ministry of
Finance unless specifically exempted by an
order of the said Ministry;
(p)
shall observe the Central Government holidays
as followed by the jurisdictional Customs
formations and in case of any variation in the
working days, intimate the same to
Commissioner of Customs and the trade, at
least seven days in advance, and
(q)
abide by all the provisions of the Act and the
rules, regulations, notifications and orders
issued hereunder;
(r)
shall not permit import of sensitive items and
baggage items ;
(s)
provide sufficient modern handling equipment
in operational condition for handling the cargo
in the notified area ;
(t)
insure for an amount equal to the average
value of the goods likely to be stored in the
customs area based on projected capacity ;
(u)
be responsible for the security of the customs
area subject to the prior approval from the
Commissioner of Customs. The cost of security
has to be borne by the custodian ;
(v)
provide free furnished and air-conditioned
office space for the Customs Department at
places of clearance ;
(w)
provide free and suitable transport facility for
the customs staff from the nearest railway
head quarters or suitable point ;
2. Duration of the appointment shall intially remain for
5 years from the date of issue of this Notification and
subject to the satisfaction of the Commissioner of
Customs. Commissioner of Customs shall have the right
to terminate the appointment at any time after assigning
specific reasons and giving an opportunity for the
custodian to explain his case. The appointment shall be
reviewed after 5 years thereafter.
3. The Customs Cargo Service provider approved for
custody of imported or export Goods and for handling of
such goods shall not lease, gift, sell or sublet or in any
other manner transfer any of the premises in a customs
area; or sub contract or outsource functions permitted or
required to be carried out by him in terms of these
regulations to any other person, without the written
permission of the Commissioner of Customs.
4. The Customs Cargo Service provider shall also
required undertaking site preparation including civil works,
electrical works, electrical fittings, air conditioning etc.
They would also provide D.G. Set for power backup and
link to the EDI Server. The networking, communication
equipments, uninterrupted power supply system,
computers/personal computers, thin clients servers,
printers and other computer peripherals as may be
specified by the Directorate General of systems/
Commissioner of customs.
5. The Customs Cargo Service provider shall publish
and display the schedule of charges for the various
services provided by him in relation to the imported
goods or export goods in the customs area.
DR. K. N. RAGHAVAN,
Commissioner.