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The HC directed the respondent-Customs authorities to release the consignment of 700 bags of seized sugar to the petitioner, as the goods were perishable. The petitioner was advised to approach the Adjudicating Officer with a proper application u/s 110(1-A) of the Customs Act, 1962 within 4 days. The Adjudicating Officer was directed to decide on the release, preferably within 10 days of receiving the application, after following the principles of natural justice.
The HC directed the respondent-Customs authorities to release the consignment of 700 bags of seized sugar to the petitioner, as the goods were perishable. The petitioner was advised to approach the Adjudicating Officer with a proper application u/s 110(1-A) of the Customs Act, 1962 within 4 days. The Adjudicating Officer was directed to decide on the release, preferably within 10 days of receiving the application, after following the principles of natural justice.
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