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Adjudication limit

Date 20 Mar 2013
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Adjudication limit: whether an officer's power depends solely on the value of offending goods seeks supporting case law.
Whether the adjudication limit of a customs officer may be determined solely by the value of offending goods is the central question; the query seeks case law supporting valuation as the determinative criterion for an officer's power to adjudicate, and the forum reply requests further elaboration before providing precedential authority. (AI Summary)

Can i know whether there are any case laws to support the view that the value of offending goods only need to be taken to determine adjudication limit of an officer?Please help.

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