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Issues: Whether the appellant was entitled to provisional release of the seized goods and seized cash.
Analysis: The Tribunal noted that in the appellant's earlier matters the classification dispute and request for provisional release had already been addressed in the appellant's favour. It also relied on the principle that the order under consideration was confined to provisional release and did not affect the merits of the ongoing departmental proceedings. On that basis, the Tribunal held that the appellant could be granted provisional release of the seized goods and currency on execution of the required bond and other conditions.
Conclusion: The appellant was held entitled to provisional release of the seized goods and seized cash.
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