Import-csv consisting of permissions and users

I have exported a csv via powershell and i am looking use that csv to import and edit some ad objects. any assistance would be appreciated. this is what i have cobbled together so far:
Get-ReceiveConnector <RelayName> | import-csv c:\scripts\permissions.csv | % {Add-ADPermission –User $_.user –ExtendedRights $_.Permissions}
TIA

when i use your get-receiveconnector script my csv file looks like this:
PSComputerName
RunspaceId
AccessRights
ExtendedRights
ChildObjectTypes
InheritedObjectType
Properties
Deny
InheritanceType
User
Identity
IsInherited
IsValid
exchangereceive.com
d767dfd3-b03d-4fa9-8c78-b38a80dda06c
System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectoryRights[]
Microsoft.Exchange.Configuration.Tasks.ExtendedRightIdParameter[]
TRUE
All
DOMAIN1\ExchangeLegacyInterop
exchangerecev\Default receive
FALSE
TRUE
If i were to use your second script wouldnt it have to be modified so that the user that requires the rights is included?
That is because it is a real CSV file. It needs to be loaded with Import-Csv
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Get-ADUser : Cannot convert 'System.Object[]' to the type 'Microsoft.ActiveDirectory.Management.ADUser'
required by parameter 'Identity'. Specified method is not supported.
At D:\ADUpdate\Scripts\INOW-AD.ps1:28 char:28
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Now that I am writing this question it kind of dawned on me whether or not the problem is with the csv, as delimiter is "," and the OU value has commas in it and it destroys syntax.
Are the OUs quoted inside of the CSV? If so, the commas inside should be fine.
Here's an easy test to see if your problem is with the input:
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Lastname : Test01
Maildomain : contoso.com
SAM : utest01
OU : OU=Standard Users,OU=Users,DC=domain,DC=loc
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Firstname : User
Lastname : Test01
Maildomain : contoso.com
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