Return of goods seized - Admittedly, the six months’ period has ...

Case Laws Customs

September 6, 2023

Return of goods seized - Admittedly, the six months’ period has already lapsed - Indisputably, the Principal Commissioner of Customs has not extended the time period as postulated u/s 110(2) - The continued detention of the mobile phones by the respondents is illegal and untenable. - HC

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Return of goods seized - Admittedly, the six months’ period has ...

Case Laws Customs

September 6, 2023

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