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Confiscation of Goods – Service of notice – Lapse of period – ...


Court Rules Date of Dispatch as Notice Date u/s 110(2) in Goods Confiscation Case.

September 3, 2015

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Confiscation of Goods – Service of notice – Lapse of period – date of sending or dispatching notice by registered post is date of giving notice as contemplated under Section 110(2) - date of service of notice cannot be held as one which entitles petitioner to seek for return of goods on ground that six months period had expired - HC

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