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agent of the complainant by the Dubai Custom Authorities for unclaimed goods. Not only this even the document filed by the accused

Goods seized under the Customs Act, 1962 , the Central Goods and Services Tax, 2017 CGST Act 2017), the Integrated Goods and Services Tax, 2017 (IGST ... Goods confiscated under the Customs Act, 1962 , the CGST Act 2017, the IGST Act 2017and the Central Excise Act, 1944 ; III. Goods uncleared/ unclaimed after

Circle, seized all the goods in the vehicle of the petitioner and handed over the truck along with the goods aforesaid to the Inspector, Land ... vehicle along with the goods. On 05.07.1999, a public notice was issued declaring the goods to be unclaimed seizure under the Customs

exported and not obtained was considered. It was observed that abandoned export goods are lying in M/s.Chennai Port Trust ... Port Trust/CFS will dispose such unclaimed/uncleared export cargo by following the similar procedure for disposal of unclaimed/uncleared import cargo. The process

Customs Intelligence Officers found two suitcases exceptionally heavy and unclaimed lying in the baggage section. On examination of the Airway Bills it was found ... smuggled goods but was also dealt with the smuggled goods knowingly or having reason to believe that they were smuggled goods. In the said circumstances

vehicles sold by order obtained under s. 523 Cr. P. C. as unclaimed property-Revenue Tribunal in appeal ordering return of vehicles to respondent-Suit ... State. The respondent's appeal against the aforesaid seizure of his goods succeeded before the Revenue Tribunal which ordered the return of the said

cheque drawn on State Bank of Patiala, Ludhiana against the payment of goods supplied. The cheque was returned unpaid by the drawee bank ... registered AD notice was received back undelivered with the remark "unclaimed" on 3rd December, 2010. Since

disposal, it allowed its Police authorities to have it disposed of as unclaimed property." Their Lordships then held that (1) there can be bailment ... Customs Officer and the Government became liable to return the goods "the owner had the right either to demand the property seized, or its value

referred to as P&L Unit) which deals with disposal of unclaimed properties taken into custody under Section 66 of Delhi Police ... Unit has a proper infrastructure for procurement and disposal of unclaimed properties as per the procedure laid down in Sections

Section 451 of the Cr.P.C. for auction of the seized unclaimed dry betel nuts/areca nuts. The learned Additional CJM by the order ... therefore, the ownership of the seized property remained undetermined. As the seized goods were found to be perishable in nature, therefore, an order was passed