bangles but released goods valued at Rs. 20.700/- under Baggage Rules and he ordered release of Minolta camera valued at Rs. 3000/- under ... passenger as his baggage. Under Section 2(3) "baggage" has been defined to include accompanied baggage excepting a motor vehicle. Though this
import licence is necessary for passengers baggage to the extent permissible under the Baggage Rules for the time being in force. Section ... framed Baggage Rules, 1978 and the Tourist Baggage Rules, 1978. Rules 2,3 & 4 of Baggage Rules, 1978 introduced under Notification
that the motor cycle was brought as an accompanied baggage. The Baggage Rules permitted import of motor cycle as an item of baggage. But then ... Motor cycle can be imported as a baggage item under the Baggage Rules. Therefore, having regard to Clause 11(1) (g) of the Imports (Control
from the
baggage of a passenger travelling from abroad.
The definition of baggage and passenger baggage are as follows:
The term "baggage ... Joint Secretary, Revision
Authority.
The CESTAT has consistently held that baggage under the
Baggage Rules 2016 includes jewellery and goods on a person
arriving from
further submits that as far as the law under Baggage Rules is
concerned, previously Baggage Rules, 1994 were in existence. Rule 11
thereof contemplated that ... Rules 1994. Rule 7
contemplated that a tourist arriving in India shall be allowed clearance free
of duty articles in his bona-fide baggage
Hence, clearance of goods brought as baggage had to be examined only in terms of the relevant Baggage Rules and apart from the articles ... goods brought as passengers' baggage to the extent they were admissible under\ Baggage Rules for the time being in force. Since the Baggage Rules
this case were not in the nature of baggage and
therefore the Baggage Rules were not applicable and since Baggage Rules
are not applicable, this ... nature of baggage, it is relevant to analyse this aspect. The term
"baggage" has not been defined in the Baggage Rules
this case were not in the nature of baggage and
therefore the Baggage Rules were not applicable and since Baggage Rules
are not applicable, this ... nature of baggage, it is relevant to analyse this aspect. The term
"baggage" has not been defined in the Baggage Rules
were sought to be exported through passengers' baggages. But then, under the Export Baggage Rules, medicines and drugs the value of which exceeds ... were recovered were not their baggages. There it cannot be said that there was violation of Export Baggage Rules.
10. After consideration
declared and assessed free of duty under Rule 6 of the Baggage
Rules and Rs.1,925/- was collected as customs duty on miscellaneous
items ... approach to exploit the benefits of Rule 6
(Transfer of Residence), Baggage Rules, 2016 in connivance with
overseas cargo companies. Customs Broker also acknowledged about