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of <h1>Customs Act Enforces Strict Penalties for Smuggling; Goods and Vehicles Confiscated, Offenders Face Fines, Arrests, and Prosecution</h1> The Customs Act outlines severe penalties for smuggling and fraudulent import/export activities. Offending goods can be confiscated, and individuals involved face fines, penalties, arrests, and prosecution. Customs officers have the authority to seize goods believed to be liable for confiscation, and adjudicating authorities decide on confiscation. Conveyances used in smuggling are also subject to confiscation. Penalties vary based on the nature of the violation, including improper import/export and non-compliance with customs regulations. Serious offenses can lead to imprisonment, while customs officers found abusing their powers may face prosecution. Prosecution requires prior sanction from the Commissioner of Customs.
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