Seizure disposal rules allow specified perishable or hazardous goods to be disposed after seizure when retention is impracticable. Notification authorizes the proper officer to dispose of specified seized goods when perishable or hazardous nature, depreciation in value, storage constraints or other relevant considerations render retention impracticable; the Schedule lists categories including hygroscopic substances, raw hides, periodicals, specified chemicals, pharmaceutical products, fuels, batteries, petroleum products, dangerous drugs, fireworks, protected timbers, broad classes of taxable goods, rapidly depreciating unclaimed goods, and goods not provisionally released within one month of bond execution.
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Seizure disposal rules allow specified perishable or hazardous goods to be disposed after seizure when retention is impracticable.
Notification authorizes the proper officer to dispose of specified seized goods when perishable or hazardous nature, depreciation in value, storage constraints or other relevant considerations render retention impracticable; the Schedule lists categories including hygroscopic substances, raw hides, periodicals, specified chemicals, pharmaceutical products, fuels, batteries, petroleum products, dangerous drugs, fireworks, protected timbers, broad classes of taxable goods, rapidly depreciating unclaimed goods, and goods not provisionally released within one month of bond execution.
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