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Court Rules Burden of Proof on Agency in Gold Smuggling Case; Jewelry Lacks Foreign Markings Indicating Import Origin.

September 4, 2023

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Smuggling - Confiscation of gold / gold jewellery - burden to prove - on all the jewellery, there are no foreign markings and hence, there is no reasonable basis to conclude these to be of imported origin - the burden of proof does not shift to the appellants, but the burden lies on the investigating agency to prove that the seized jewellery were of foreign origin. - AT

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