Smuggling - 3 Kgs of smuggled Gold Bars - foreign origin goods ...

Case Laws Customs

September 28, 2022

Smuggling - 3 Kgs of smuggled Gold Bars - foreign origin goods or not - The invoices, purchase register, stock register, delivery challan have failed to prove that the gold in question was lawfully purchased by the appellant that too of such a purity which was more than 995. The possibility of all these documents to be subsequently created cannot be ruled out. This inference gets support from the fact that the delivery challan as is mentioned to have been given was not found during his personal search- AT

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Smuggling - 3 Kgs of smuggled Gold Bars - foreign origin goods ...

Case Laws Customs

September 28, 2022

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