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After the re-export was declined, the goods stored in containers ...


Appellant's Factory Closed After Goods Leak Due to Denied Re-export; Penalty Imposed but Liability Remains High.

December 1, 2018

Case Laws     Customs     HC

After the re-export was declined, the goods stored in containers in the premises of the appellant leaked out and the appellant's factory itself is closed down - The penalty imposed in lieu of confiscation is in fact a flea bite on the appellant, who was liable to confiscation of the goods imported.

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