Nullification of export not prerequisite for import adjudication; fraudulent exports admissible as evidence in import proceedings. Initiation of proceedings for import violations under the Duty Exemption Scheme does not require prior separate adjudication to nullify exports; evidence of fraudulent or procedurally defective exports may be adduced and relied upon by the authority adjudicating the import offence, and departments should issue instructions to field formations to proceed accordingly.
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Nullification of export not prerequisite for import adjudication; fraudulent exports admissible as evidence in import proceedings.
Initiation of proceedings for import violations under the Duty Exemption Scheme does not require prior separate adjudication to nullify exports; evidence of fraudulent or procedurally defective exports may be adduced and relied upon by the authority adjudicating the import offence, and departments should issue instructions to field formations to proceed accordingly.
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