Disposal of seized goods: specified perishable, hazardous and depreciable items may be promptly disposed by proper officer. Notification designates specific classes of seized goods that the proper officer may dispose of immediately under the seizure provision due to perishable or hazardous nature, rapid depreciation, storage constraints or other considerations; it lists categories including hygroscopic salts, raw hides and skins, periodicals, menthol/camphor/saffron, pen refills, non-refillable lighter fuel, batteries, petroleum products, controlled drugs, bulk drugs and specified chemicals, pharmaceuticals, fireworks, Red Sander, sandalwood, taxable goods prone to deterioration, unclaimed/abandoned rapidly depreciating goods, and provisionally released goods uncollected within one month of bond execution.
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Disposal of seized goods: specified perishable, hazardous and depreciable items may be promptly disposed by proper officer.
Notification designates specific classes of seized goods that the proper officer may dispose of immediately under the seizure provision due to perishable or hazardous nature, rapid depreciation, storage constraints or other considerations; it lists categories including hygroscopic salts, raw hides and skins, periodicals, menthol/camphor/saffron, pen refills, non-refillable lighter fuel, batteries, petroleum products, controlled drugs, bulk drugs and specified chemicals, pharmaceuticals, fireworks, Red Sander, sandalwood, taxable goods prone to deterioration, unclaimed/abandoned rapidly depreciating goods, and provisionally released goods uncollected within one month of bond execution.
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