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Section 14: Delay in Receipt of Payment

the Foreign Exchange Management (Export of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2015.Central Regulations · 1999

Where in relation to goods or software export of which is required to be declared on the specified form and export of services, in respect of which no declaration forms has been made applicable, the specified period has expired and the payment therefor has not been made as aforesaid, the Reserve Bank may give to any person who has sold the goods or software or who is entitled to sell the goods or software or procure the sale thereof, such directions as appear to it to be expedient, for the purpose of securing,

(a) the payment therefor if the goods or software has been sold and

(b) the sale of goods and payment thereof, if goods or software has not been sold or reimport thereof into India as the circumstances permit, within such period as the Reserve Bank may specify in this behalf;

Provided that omission of the Reserve Bank to give directions shall not have the effect of absolving the person committing the contravention from the consequences thereof.

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Actthe Foreign Exchange Management (Export of Goods and Services) Regulations, 2015.
Section14
Marginal noteDelay in Receipt of Payment
JurisdictionCentral
StatusIn force as published by the source

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