Empanelment of Government Approved Valuer/qualified Chartered Accountants, to value seized/confiscated goods for fixation of fair price of goods lying in Customs Division Dhubri Godowns.
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Empanelment of valuers: selection and contractual terms for valuation of seized goods, including fee structure and termination rights. Empanelment of Government-approved valuers and qualified Chartered Accountants is invited to value seized or confiscated goods for fixation of fair price. Applicants must submit applications on plain paper stating a fixed percentage fee with a maximum limit and enclose certified proof of ICAI membership or government appointment. Selected applicants will enter a one-year engagement, must complete valuations within ten days of intimation, and either party may terminate with sixty days' notice. The division may accept or reject applications without assigning reasons.
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Empanelment of valuers: selection and contractual terms for valuation of seized goods, including fee structure and termination rights.
Empanelment of Government-approved valuers and qualified Chartered Accountants is invited to value seized or confiscated goods for fixation of fair price. Applicants must submit applications on plain paper stating a fixed percentage fee with a maximum limit and enclose certified proof of ICAI membership or government appointment. Selected applicants will enter a one-year engagement, must complete valuations within ten days of intimation, and either party may terminate with sixty days' notice. The division may accept or reject applications without assigning reasons.
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