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<h1>Customs Manual: Detention and Release of Goods Under Customs Act, 1962, Highlights Expedited Clearance and Fee Reduction</h1> The Customs Manual outlines procedures for the detention and release of imported and exported goods under the Customs Act, 1962. Goods may be detained for investigation by various agencies, and custodians may charge warehousing and demurrage fees. If charges against importers/exporters are dropped, Customs may issue detention certificates to reduce these fees, though it's not mandatory for custodians to waive them. Guidelines emphasize expeditious clearance and provisional release of goods, except in cases involving prohibited items or fraud. Customs officers are accountable for unjustified detentions, and delays in clearance should be minimized to avoid demurrage liabilities.