Obligation to furnish information under customs law requires specified authorities to supply records, cure defects, and comply with notice periods. Obligation to furnish information under the Customs Act applies to specified public, financial, utility, registration, trade, postal, railway and Reserve Bank authorities maintaining records or other relevant information. They must furnish prescribed information to the proper officer in the manner laid down by rules. Defective information may be intimated for rectification within seven days or such further period as allowed, failing which it is treated as not furnished. Non-furnishing may attract a notice requiring compliance within a period not exceeding thirty days.
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Obligation to furnish information under customs law requires specified authorities to supply records, cure defects, and comply with notice periods.
Obligation to furnish information under the Customs Act applies to specified public, financial, utility, registration, trade, postal, railway and Reserve Bank authorities maintaining records or other relevant information. They must furnish prescribed information to the proper officer in the manner laid down by rules. Defective information may be intimated for rectification within seven days or such further period as allowed, failing which it is treated as not furnished. Non-furnishing may attract a notice requiring compliance within a period not exceeding thirty days.
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