Import and export prohibitions under customs law operate through government notification for security, trade control, and public interest purposes. The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, prohibit the import or export of specified goods absolutely or subject to conditions, where necessary for purposes such as national security, public order, prevention of smuggling, foreign exchange conservation, protection of domestic production, public health, intellectual property, international obligations, and other public interest objectives. Restrictions, prohibitions or obligations under other laws apply through this Act only if notified under it, subject to any exceptions, modifications or adaptations the Government considers fit.
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Import and export prohibitions under customs law operate through government notification for security, trade control, and public interest purposes.
The Central Government may, by notification in the Official Gazette, prohibit the import or export of specified goods absolutely or subject to conditions, where necessary for purposes such as national security, public order, prevention of smuggling, foreign exchange conservation, protection of domestic production, public health, intellectual property, international obligations, and other public interest objectives. Restrictions, prohibitions or obligations under other laws apply through this Act only if notified under it, subject to any exceptions, modifications or adaptations the Government considers fit.
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