Disposal of detained passenger baggage: sale proceeds used to recover customs dues, balance refunded to passenger or authorised representative. Goods detained at international airports may be sold after the detention period if unclaimed; sale proceeds must first satisfy customs duty and related charges, and the balance remitted to the passenger or, for non-residents, to an authorised representative. Detention Receipts must record the passenger's full Indian address or the authorised representative's details to facilitate refund of the net proceeds.
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Disposal of detained passenger baggage: sale proceeds used to recover customs dues, balance refunded to passenger or authorised representative.
Goods detained at international airports may be sold after the detention period if unclaimed; sale proceeds must first satisfy customs duty and related charges, and the balance remitted to the passenger or, for non-residents, to an authorised representative. Detention Receipts must record the passenger's full Indian address or the authorised representative's details to facilitate refund of the net proceeds.
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