DGFT
issues clarification on the applicability of Public Notice No. 33 dated October
23, 2017 which increased validity of duty credit scrips issued under Chapter 3
of FTP on or after January 1, 2016; Accordingly, states that such extension of
validity applies to all Chapter 3 scrips respective of the Policy period; Also
informs that such scrip holders are not required to approach the Regional
Authorities for any amendment in the validity period : DGFT Trade Notice
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