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Settlement Commission Can't Rule on Seized Gold; Applicant Must Prove It's Smuggled Per Section 123(2).

January 21, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

Maintainability of application before Settlement Commission - gold was detected and seized - burden to prove smuggled gold - the jurisdiction of the Commission to settle cases involving goods referred to in Section 123(2) is excluded.

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Maintainability of application before Settlement Commission - ...

Settlement Commission Can't Rule on Seized Gold; Applicant Must Prove It's Smuggled Per Section 123(2).

January 21, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

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