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TMI BlogDelay in disposal of seized/confiscated vehicles - DAP No.59 proposed for inclusion in the C&AG’s ReX X X X Extracts X X X X X X X X Extracts X X X X ..... e the loss of revenue. In order to prevent the recurrence of such an incident, you are directed to take immediate stock of seized/confiscated vehicles in your jurisdiction and to ensure that action is taken to dispose of vehicles in terms of existing instructions. For ease of reference, the provisions contained in various instructions on the disposal of seized/confiscated vehicles issued by the Board from time to time, beginning 1958, are reproduced below: 1. In order to ensure that motor vehicles, watercrafts and other types of machinery receive proper attention during the period they are in Departmental custody, the vehicles are to be properly garaged and particular care taken of spare parts and tools. The engines of the vehicles (and n ..... X X X X Extracts X X X X X X X X Extracts X X X X ..... ed of, it is directed by the Board that i) Every attempt should be made to finalize the adjudication proceedings for motor vehicles and vessels within one month; ii) Where the Adjudication order mentions fine in lieu of confiscation or reshipment, the period allowed should be only up to thirty days. If the party does not clear the motor vehicle or vessel by paying up the fine in lieu of confiscation, a final notice of a week or ten days should be given to him, after which the goods should be disposed of. 4. In respect of vehicles initially imported under a carnet/triptyque and subsequently confiscated for contravention of Customs and allied laws, it is directed that i) where the vehicle has been confiscated absolutely, steps should be ..... X X X X Extracts X X X X X X X X Extracts X X X X ..... osal, the following particulars of the vehicles should be provided: 1. Date of seizure 2. Date of the order under which it was confiscated and duty/fine/penalty imposed and realized 3. Name of the owner of the vehicle 4. Make/model of the car, its engine horsepower and seating capacity 5. General condition of the car and its mechanical condition, approximate market value and the probable period for which it can render satisfactory service with or without repairs 6. Total mileage run by the car 7. Clearance of the car 8. The area where the vehicle is proposed to be utilized and the specific purpose thereof 9. Financial implications of the proposal e.g. approximate amount of expenditure likely to be incurred on making the vehicle roa ..... X X X X Extracts X X X X X X X X Extracts X X X X
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