Supreme Court of India
Collector of Customs and Central Excise, Bhubneshwar, District Puri v. Paradip Port Trust and Anr.
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Customs Act, 1962: Chapter XIV and XVI-Sections 177, 133 and 151-Contravention of provisions under Chapter XVI-Whether amounts to abetment of contravention of any other provision under Chapter XIV-Order passed under section 117 only-High Court not · gone into this aspect-Also Second Respondent not represented-Matter remanded to High Court for fresh disposal. commercial vessel which arrived at Paradip Port was rum maged by the Customs Officers aod contrabaod goods worth more thao Rs.1,40,000 were recovered. The officers also detained the vessel by issue of a notice to the Master of the vessel
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