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<h1>Customs enforcement: seizure, confiscation and mandatory penalties reinforce compliance and enable arrest and prosecution under the law.</h1> Officers may seize goods and documents when goods are believed liable to confiscation; adjudicating authorities may order confiscation, which vests property in the Central Government. Civil penalties are prescribed according to the nature of contravention, with a mandatory penalty equal to determined duty or interest in cases of collusion or wilful mis-statement subject to reduction for prompt payment. Criminal provisions allow arrest and prosecution for serious offences, a statutory presumption of culpable mental state operates in prosecutions, and procedural safeguards govern adjudication, arrest authorisation, and bail.