Confiscation and vesting in Central Government under customs law require the adjudging officer to take possession of seized goods. On confiscation of goods under the Customs Act, the confiscated goods immediately vest in the Central Government. The officer adjudging the confiscation ... Summary
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Confiscation and vesting in Central Government under customs law require the adjudging officer to take possession of seized goods.
On confiscation of goods under the Customs Act, the confiscated goods immediately vest in the Central Government. The officer adjudging the confiscation is required to take and retain possession of the confiscated goods, giving effect to the transfer of title and control upon confiscation.
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