Confiscation - mis-declaration of goods - FSSAI certificate - ...

Case Laws Customs

March 29, 2018

Confiscation - mis-declaration of goods - FSSAI certificate - Tribunal posed a specific query to the Departmental Representative whether there was any prohibition for import of the goods for industrial use but to be consumed as animal feed, he could not point out anything beyond stating that they are not fit for human consumption. This definitely was not the answer to the query of the Tribunal. - HC

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Confiscation - mis-declaration of goods - FSSAI certificate - ...

Case Laws Customs

March 29, 2018

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