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....d any other relevant documents that may be required for the preparation of the parcel bills by the Customs Department, (c) the relative Customs declarations and despatch notes (if any), and (d) any other information required in connection with the preparation of the parcel bills which the Post Office is able to furnish. (b) The Postmaster shall, on receipt of letter mail bags and in consultation with the Principal Postal Appraiser get the bags opened and scrutinised under the supervision of the Customs Appraiser with a view to detain all packets suspected to contain dutiable articles. The packets thus detained will be presented in due course to the Customs Appraiser with letter mail bill and assessment memos for assessment as per rule (6) ....

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....cated above, and shall allow the rest to go forward for delivery to addressee on payment of the duty marked on each parcel. (6) (a) As soon as the detained parcels are ready for examination, they shall be submitted together with the parcel bill to the Customs appraisers who, after examining them and filling in details of contents of value in the parcel bills, will note the rate and amount of duty against each item. The remarks "Examined" shall be entered by the Appraiser against the entry in the parcel bill relating to each parcel examined by him. The parcel bill shall then be audited and the original and triplicate copies returned to the Postmaster, the duplicate being retained in the Customs Department. (b) As soon as packets ....