Customs (Attachment of Property of Defaulters for Recovery of Government Dues) Rules, 1995 Part B SPECIAL PROVISIONS IN RESPECT OF SALE OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY
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Confirmation of sale makes a customs recovery auction absolute after full payment unless a valid setting-aside application succeeds. Confirmation of sale of immovable property for recovery of customs dues follows where no application to set aside the sale is made, or where the ... Summary
Confirmation of sale makes a customs recovery auction absolute after full payment unless a valid setting-aside application succeeds.
Confirmation of sale of immovable property for recovery of customs dues follows where no application to set aside the sale is made, or where the application is disallowed, provided the purchaser has paid the full purchase money. The Proper Officer must confirm the sale, making it absolute. If an application to set aside the sale is allowed, including on timely deposit of the prescribed amount, penalty and charges, the sale must be set aside after notice to the affected person.
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