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Vehicle Confiscation u/s 115(2) Requires Proof of Owner's Knowledge of Illegal Use.

September 12, 2013

Case Laws     Customs     AT

The vehicle was carrying the offended goods thus liable for confiscation u/s 115 (2)only when it was established that the owner or his agent was aware of the fact that the vehicle was used in the transportation of the offended goods. - AT

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