Confiscation of export goods applies to unauthorised routing, concealment, false declarations, and breach of loading or drawback requirements. Export goods are liable to confiscation where they are attempted to be exported through an unauthorised place, route, or loading process, or contrary to any prohibition under the Act or any other law. Liability also covers concealed goods, goods not matching the export entry or baggage declaration, goods involved in drawback or remission claims contrary to the statutory requirements, and goods cleared for export but not loaded or later unloaded without permission. Specified goods are also covered where Chapter IVB or its rules are contravened.
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Confiscation of export goods applies to unauthorised routing, concealment, false declarations, and breach of loading or drawback requirements.
Export goods are liable to confiscation where they are attempted to be exported through an unauthorised place, route, or loading process, or contrary to any prohibition under the Act or any other law. Liability also covers concealed goods, goods not matching the export entry or baggage declaration, goods involved in drawback or remission claims contrary to the statutory requirements, and goods cleared for export but not loaded or later unloaded without permission. Specified goods are also covered where Chapter IVB or its rules are contravened.
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