Confiscation of goods: new clause permits seizure when imports falsely claim preferential rate of duty. Insertion of clause (q) into section 111 makes goods imported on a claim of preferential rate of duty subject to confiscation where that claim contravenes any provision of Chapter VAA or any rule made thereunder, treating such misclaimed imports as grounds for seizure under section 111.
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Confiscation of goods: new clause permits seizure when imports falsely claim preferential rate of duty.
Insertion of clause (q) into section 111 makes goods imported on a claim of preferential rate of duty subject to confiscation where that claim contravenes any provision of Chapter VAA or any rule made thereunder, treating such misclaimed imports as grounds for seizure under section 111.
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