Civil imprisonment for unpaid foreign exchange penalties requires notice, inquiry, recorded grounds, and safeguards before detention. Civil imprisonment for unpaid foreign-exchange penalties may follow failure to pay within ninety days of service of the payment notice, subject to the ... Summary
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Civil imprisonment for unpaid foreign exchange penalties requires notice, inquiry, recorded grounds, and safeguards before detention.
Civil imprisonment for unpaid foreign-exchange penalties may follow failure to pay within ninety days of service of the payment notice, subject to the appellate provision. Arrest and detention require a notice to show cause and recorded satisfaction that the defaulter obstructed recovery through dishonest dealings with property, or has means to pay but refuses or neglects payment. The defaulter must have an opportunity to be heard, may be held in custody or released on security pending inquiry, and remains liable for arrears after release from detention.
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