Provisional release of detained goods on bond and bank guarantee permits trade continuity while liabilities are adjudicated. Customs and allied agencies may detain goods under Section 110; owners may not deal with detained goods without permission. To reduce hardship, officers ... Summary
Provisional release of detained goods on bond and bank guarantee permits trade continuity while liabilities are adjudicated.
Customs and allied agencies may detain goods under Section 110; owners may not deal with detained goods without permission. To reduce hardship, officers should expedite investigations and, except for prohibited goods or serious fraud, allow provisional release on a bond for full value supported by an adequate bank guarantee as determined by the proper officer. Option to transfer detained goods to bonded warehouses under Section 49 must be offered; for exports needing testing, provisional export on bond and security is permitted, while prohibited consignments are to be seized and processed for confiscation and penalty.
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