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Import of Embroidery Beads/Stones - the description of the goods ...

Customs

December 18, 2021

Import of Embroidery Beads/Stones - the description of the goods in the test report was only an elaboration of the description already given in the bills of entry and nothing else. This cannot be called a mis-declaration of the description of the goods. Therefore, confiscation of the goods under Section 111 (m) and imposition of penalty under Section 125 cannot be sustained and need to be set aside. - AT

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