Navigating the Customs Act of 1962: Balancing Enforcement and Individual Rights in International Trade
Introduction The movement of goods and passengers in and out […]
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India’s import and export system is governed by the Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act of 1992 and India’s Export Import (EXIM) Policy.
Import and export of all goods are free, except for the items regulated by the EXIM policy or any other law currently in force. Registration with regional licensing authority is a prerequisite for the import and export of goods. The customs will not allow for clearance of goods unless the importer has obtained an Import Export Code (IEC) from the regional authority.
Bail Under NDPS Act When Small, Intermediate & Commercial Quantities are Involved
Introduction: The NDPS Act has been enacted to consolidate and […]
Admiralty (Jurisdiction and Settlement of Maritime Claims) Act, 2017
The foundations for Indian admiralty laws were laid concurrently with […]
Arrest of the Ship and Process to Release
Maritime Law: Over the centuries, the admiralty law has developed […]
The Interplay of IBC and Admiralty Law
The Indian Admiralty and Insolvency regime are effectively revamped over the last few years. […]
Subletting of CHA licence permissible under Customs Law ?
Customs House Agents (CHA) play an essential role in facilitating […]
Demurrage Charges & Detention Certificate – Waiver & Payment
Introduction Custodians charge DEMURRAGE charges to ensure quicker freight clearance. […]
Recovery of duties in certain cases-Custom Act 1962
Introduction Long-inoperative claims contain “more cruelty than justice.” This statement […]
Powers & Limitation of Tribunal & Appeal To High Court & Supreme Court.
Introduction Judiciary in India is the system of courts […]
Enforcement Powers of Custom Officer
Introduction: It is essential that officers working in various […]
