Private alienation restrictions prevent defaulters from dealing with property after recovery notice and invalidate transfers contrary to attachment. Private alienation of a customs defaulter's property is restricted after service of a recovery notice. The defaulter or any representative in interest ... Summary
Customs (Attachment of Property of Defaulters for Recovery of Government Dues) Rules, 1995
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Private alienation restrictions prevent defaulters from dealing with property after recovery notice and invalidate transfers contrary to attachment.
Private alienation of a customs defaulter's property is restricted after service of a recovery notice. The defaulter or any representative in interest cannot mortgage, charge, lease, or otherwise deal with the property without written permission of the Proper Officer. After attachment, a private transfer or delivery of attached property, debts, dividends, or other moneys contrary to the attachment is void against claims enforceable under it.
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