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Smuggling - Seizure of mobile handsets of Chinese origin - In view of admitted town seizure, it was the onus on the Customs Department to lead evidence in support of allegation as to the smuggled nature of goods. It is also found from the record that no evidence has been brought on record in support of its allegation. - The respondent –Revenue is directed to release the goods forthwith to the appellant - AT
Smuggling - Seizure of mobile handsets of Chinese origin - In view of admitted town seizure, it was the onus on the Customs Department to lead evidence in support of allegation as to the smuggled nature of goods. It is also found from the record that no evidence has been brought on record in support of its allegation. - The respondent –Revenue is directed to release the goods forthwith to the appellant - AT
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