When once power of authorisation for confiscation of goods gets ...

Customs

September 4, 2017

When once power of authorisation for confiscation of goods gets traced to the said Section 111 of the Customs Act, the physical availability of goods is not so much relevant. The redemption fine is in fact to avoid such consequences flowing from Section 111 only. - HC

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When once power of authorisation for confiscation of goods gets ...

Customs

September 4, 2017

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