Confiscation for illegal import when a forged licence or breach of re-export condition renders the import unlawful and penalties apply. Importation of restricted goods under a forged or invalid licence, or in breach of licence conditions requiring re-export, renders the import unlawful and attracts confiscation under Section 111(d) and enforcement under Section 111(o). Equitable re-export is unavailable where facts show fraud, collusion, or misrepresentation, and penalties cannot be waived without reasoned consideration of evidence supporting their imposition.
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Confiscation for illegal import when a forged licence or breach of re-export condition renders the import unlawful and penalties apply.
Importation of restricted goods under a forged or invalid licence, or in breach of licence conditions requiring re-export, renders the import unlawful and attracts confiscation under Section 111(d) and enforcement under Section 111(o). Equitable re-export is unavailable where facts show fraud, collusion, or misrepresentation, and penalties cannot be waived without reasoned consideration of evidence supporting their imposition.
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