Before coming to the conclusion that the seized goods are of ...

Case Laws Customs

December 7, 2018

Before coming to the conclusion that the seized goods are of foreign origin, the Customs Department was required to establish by means of evidence that the goods are of smuggled goods. Mere fact that the goods bore foreign markings, will not be enough to conclude that the goods were smuggled.

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Before coming to the conclusion that the seized goods are of ...

Case Laws Customs

December 7, 2018

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