Delay in disposal of seized vehicles mandates immediate inventory, upkeep and expedited adjudication followed by prompt disposal. Directions require immediate inventory and upkeep of seized/confiscated vehicles, strict adherence to maintenance and custody protocols, and expedited adjudication and disposal. Adjudication should be finalised within short prescribed periods; redemption or re-export options must be time-limited with final notices before departmental disposal. Confiscated vehicles may be considered for limited Government use only with Board approval; otherwise they must be auctioned with removal of secret compartments and widest publicity. Prompt disposal under Section 110(1B) of the Customs Act is mandated to prevent deterioration and revenue loss.
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Delay in disposal of seized vehicles mandates immediate inventory, upkeep and expedited adjudication followed by prompt disposal.
Directions require immediate inventory and upkeep of seized/confiscated vehicles, strict adherence to maintenance and custody protocols, and expedited adjudication and disposal. Adjudication should be finalised within short prescribed periods; redemption or re-export options must be time-limited with final notices before departmental disposal. Confiscated vehicles may be considered for limited Government use only with Board approval; otherwise they must be auctioned with removal of secret compartments and widest publicity. Prompt disposal under Section 110(1B) of the Customs Act is mandated to prevent deterioration and revenue loss.
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