Retention of passports without order - petitioners were carrying ...

Court Orders Customs Hearing on $10,000 Currency Case; Must Justify Passport Retention or Return to Petitioners.

June 3, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

Retention of passports without order - petitioners were carrying foreign currency unauthorizedly about $ 10,000 - only liable to pay penalty - directed to Customs Authority to hear them and decide whether the passports can be released to them and if not, shall issue an order specifically stating why it cannot be done

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Retention of passports without order - petitioners were carrying ...

Court Orders Customs Hearing on $10,000 Currency Case; Must Justify Passport Retention or Return to Petitioners.

June 3, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

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