Gold import: undeclared passenger gold is subject to absolute confiscation; declared but uncleared gold may be re exported. Undeclared passenger gold is liable to absolute confiscation because the Customs Act's definition of prohibited good covers items in the EXIM Policy Negative List unless import conditions are met; redemption under the redemption fine provision is to be denied except in trivial non concealment cases, while declared gold not cleared for want of foreign exchange may be re exported under the Customs Act.
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Gold import: undeclared passenger gold is subject to absolute confiscation; declared but uncleared gold may be re exported.
Undeclared passenger gold is liable to absolute confiscation because the Customs Act's definition of prohibited good covers items in the EXIM Policy Negative List unless import conditions are met; redemption under the redemption fine provision is to be denied except in trivial non concealment cases, while declared gold not cleared for want of foreign exchange may be re exported under the Customs Act.
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