Illegal import and export controls under customs law expanded through notification, storage intimations, vouchers, accounts and inspection powers. The Customs (Amendment) Act, 1969 inserts Chapters IVA, IVB and IVC into the Customs Act, 1962 to create special controls against illegal import and illegal export. It requires notification of goods, intimations of storage, prescribed accounts, transport and sale vouchers, and limited exemptions for personal use goods, while also authorising inspection of intimated premises and extending confiscation provisions to contraventions of the new chapters. The Act further enables exemptions in the public interest and saves actions taken under the repealed Ordinance.
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Illegal import and export controls under customs law expanded through notification, storage intimations, vouchers, accounts and inspection powers.
The Customs (Amendment) Act, 1969 inserts Chapters IVA, IVB and IVC into the Customs Act, 1962 to create special controls against illegal import and illegal export. It requires notification of goods, intimations of storage, prescribed accounts, transport and sale vouchers, and limited exemptions for personal use goods, while also authorising inspection of intimated premises and extending confiscation provisions to contraventions of the new chapters. The Act further enables exemptions in the public interest and saves actions taken under the repealed Ordinance.
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