Defending the definitions of provisions 156 (l) (8) and 159 (l) of the Customs Act 1969, the prosecution has, without any reasonable doubt, proved its case against the accused when the court committed the offense when investigating There may be errors in particular during the operation. Without any legal consequence, the provisions of section 159 of the Customs Act, 1969 are in accordance with the nature, the defendant's lawyer states, that the word was used in section 159 (l) of the said act, which is necessary in violation of nature. Was. Out of which the trial was badly affected, the legislature intended that if the accused actually involved should not be spared, then the appeal of the accused was dismissed accordingly.
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