Sections 79, 80, 83, 179, 181, 193, 194 A & 195 Imports of Prohibited and Non-Impaired Vehicles Implementing Impressions in the Declaration of Goods, Imports of Old and Used Refrigerated Lorries have been announced and Section 79 This shipment was released in terms of. (1) The aforementioned declaration of the Scrutiny of Customs Act, 1969, that the importation of old and used refrigerated lorries by the import policy is not valid. The Assistant Collector has decided to redeem the value of the fine of goods up to 30 rede. Collectors (Appeals) to Receive Penalty Items Retained the Assistant Collector's decision that the importers believed that they imported articles' vehicles legally because such imports under the provisions of the Import Policy Order 2006 , Which does not continue until the next import policy order is imported Oops. Importers were assessed by eligible officers exercising the powers under Sections 79 and 80 of the Customs Act 1969, after the interim to file an appeal against the decree, unless the customs act otherwise. Under section 193 of 1969, the customs authorities were not given the right to appeal so that any past and closed transactions could be reopened. The proceedings were to begin under the provisions of section 195 of the Customs Act, 1969, available to the authorities, instead of reopening the default case of importers, initiating a decisive action by issuing showcase notices and declaring the entire case. was done. Was clearly not acceptable under the law if the identification of the article approved by the diagnostic officer
