Search and seizure powers permit authorised entry, inspection, seizure and conveyance interception subject to statutory safeguards. For foreign-trade enforcement, persons authorised by the Central Government may enter and inspect premises where confiscable imported goods, materials, ... Summary
Search and seizure powers permit authorised entry, inspection, seizure and conveyance interception subject to statutory safeguards.
For foreign-trade enforcement, persons authorised by the Central Government may enter and inspect premises where confiscable imported goods, materials, books, documents or things are suspected to be kept or concealed. Where there is reason to believe that such items are secreted, they may search the premises and seize confiscable goods or relevant records. If seizure of goods is impracticable, the owner may be prohibited from dealing with them without prior permission. Seized goods must be returned where no notice is given within the prescribed period, subject to a limited extension.
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