Compounding of customs offences requires detailed disclosure of violation, adjudication status, payment details, and verification by the applicant. The prescribed form for compounding of offences under the Customs (Compounding of Offences) Rules, 2005 requires the applicant to provide identifying particulars, details of the alleged Customs Act violation, related Bills of Entry or Shipping Bills, adjudication records, seizure details, and the factual basis of the offence. It also requires disclosure of show cause notice status, adjudication outcome, duty, export incentive, fine, penalty, and payment of duty, penalty and interest. The declaration includes an undertaking to pay the compounding amount and acknowledges that compounding is not available as of right.
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Compounding of customs offences requires detailed disclosure of violation, adjudication status, payment details, and verification by the applicant.
The prescribed form for compounding of offences under the Customs (Compounding of Offences) Rules, 2005 requires the applicant to provide identifying particulars, details of the alleged Customs Act violation, related Bills of Entry or Shipping Bills, adjudication records, seizure details, and the factual basis of the offence. It also requires disclosure of show cause notice status, adjudication outcome, duty, export incentive, fine, penalty, and payment of duty, penalty and interest. The declaration includes an undertaking to pay the compounding amount and acknowledges that compounding is not available as of right.
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