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Rejection of the declared value by the original authority - The ...


Goods Value Rejected, Confiscated u/s 111, Penalty Imposed u/s 112 for Low Price Declaration.

October 29, 2022

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Rejection of the declared value by the original authority - The prices which were declared in the Bill of Entry were a fraction of the price of the Zhiyun brand goods imported by the same importer from the same overseas supplier and they were of the same models - the imported goods were correctly confiscated under section 111 and consequently, penalty was correctly imposed under Section 112 by the original authority. - AT

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