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HC adjudicated a customs detention case involving warehousing charges, directing CWC to waive storage fees and release detained goods. The court mandated that goods can be collected by an authorized representative upon receiving explicit consent from the petitioner via proper communication. The court warned of potential stringent action against CWC personnel for non-compliance with its directives, emphasizing procedural relief for the petitioner under the Customs Act, 1962 and relevant Baggage Rules.
HC adjudicated a customs detention case involving warehousing charges, directing CWC to waive storage fees and release detained goods. The court mandated that goods can be collected by an authorized representative upon receiving explicit consent from the petitioner via proper communication. The court warned of potential stringent action against CWC personnel for non-compliance with its directives, emphasizing procedural relief for the petitioner under the Customs Act, 1962 and relevant Baggage Rules.
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