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Smuggling - Prohibited goods or not - The appellate authority ...


Petitioners Allowed to Appeal Smuggling Case by Making Predeposit; High Court Won't Interfere with Original Order.

February 9, 2023

Case Laws     Customs     HC

Smuggling - Prohibited goods or not - The appellate authority could not adjudicate on merits. Therefore, the balance needs to be struck by allowing the petitioner to approach the appellate authority by furnishing the amount of predeposits of the requisite amount. Resultantly, without making any interference with the OIO, all the petitioners are permitted to approach the appellate authority. - HC

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