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High Court Orders Unsealing of Premises; Customs Authorities Faulted for Skipping Required Search u/s 105.

July 28, 2023

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Authority and jurisdiction - Power to search versus Power to seal u/s 105 - it does not appear that the premises of the petitioner were not available for the purpose of search and it appears that the customs authorities had straightaway resorted to take a drastic action against the petitioner to seal the premises for the purpose of searching the premises. This is certainly not permissible - Direction to unseal the premises issued - HC

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