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Baggage Rules on High-Value Electronics: Lack of Evidence for Valuation in SCN and OIO; Penalties Reduced u/s 112(b).

October 30, 2020

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Baggage Rules - high value electronic items - the addresses of web sites from where the values are taken are not mentioned. Copies or screenshots of websites displaying the value of the products is not also made available. Similarly, there was no reasoning, for adoption of such values and the Rules under which the same is arrived at, has been given either in the SCN or OIO. - while holding that the good are liable for confiscation and the appellants are liable for penalty under Section 112(b), the request for reducing the penalties can be accepted. - AT

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