Levy of penalty - mis-declaration made by the exporter - goods ...

Case Laws Customs

December 2, 2019

Levy of penalty - mis-declaration made by the exporter - goods remained as unclaimed for almost two years - Since appellant had not placed any claim over the imported goods, no finding is required to be given on the confiscation order and its redemption upon payment of fine at this stage which is not under challenge in the forum by the claimants - Levy of penalty set aside.

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Levy of penalty - mis-declaration made by the exporter - goods ...

Case Laws Customs

December 2, 2019

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