Request for Legal Advice Regarding Customs Seizure of Gold
My gold has been seized by Customs, and I need expert legal advice to get it released — kindly contact me on 9873217421
My gold has been seized by Customs, and I need expert legal advice to get it released — kindly contact me on 9873217421
Dear Client,
Your query lacks information and transparency to address it suitably. However, be informed that Indian customs allows a certain quantity of gold to be brought into India duty-free. Male travellers are permitted up to 20 grams of gold jewellery duty-free (approximately ₹50,000 in value), while female travellers can bring up to 40 grams of gold jewellery(about ₹100,000 in value) without duty charges. The duty-free concession for gold only applies if you have resided outside India
Does Clearing and Forwarding agent issue the Bill of Lading on behalf of the importer, Air way bill ( on behalf of the exporter), GATT declaration ,Forwarding Letter? ... Moreover does Shipping Line D ...
Dear Client,
Electronic Bills of Lading (e-B/L) are an accepted and legal alternative to physical Bills of Ladings, using secure digital signatures to ensure authenticity. Typically, a physical Bill of Lading is a traditional receipt for goods and authority for their collection and signed physically. Similarly, to e-Bill of Lading, e-Air Way Bills exist and can be signed using digital signatures to simplify the exchange of information. As regards GATT declaration form, digital signatures are of
lets say in a company business agreement an owner asks the employer to sign on his behalf but and agreement gets also accepted by the parties but the customs verification requires the owner to sign an ...
Dear Client,
Your query suffers from a lack of information and transparency to address it suitably. You expressed your situation, but did not provide a cause of action that attracts a legal remedy. This is a legal forum, where in the absence of a specific cause of action, suitable legal remedies cannot be suggested based on the standalone situation/circumstances. So, please revert to us with more details and a cause of action that requires a legal remedy.
How to file a complaint against these wine shop owners?
Dear Sir,
Visit the local Excise Range Office or the District Excise Officer in Udhampur.
File a written complaint with details like:
Name and location of the wine shop
Date and time of overcharging
Actual MRP vs price charged
Any receipt or video/photo evidence
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I want to open a foreign liquor store and after application process when I went to excise office the excise officer asked me bribe of 20 lakhs. They said if I will be unable to pay them it would be ve ...
Dear Sir,
If you have complied all the formalities even then the exercise department is not giving you the license then approach High Court through reputed Advocate. The High Court may pass some favourable orders directing such department to issue such license.
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How much distance have to be there between two submersible
Dear Client,
The reply to your technical query lies with the state-specific Water Investigation Department, which is technically expert in the matter of the extraction of groundwater through a submersible borewell fitted with an electrical and mechanical pump. If needed, you may seek/access the information through an application under the RTI Act, 2005.
I received a demand notice of penalty 5000 rs importing adult toy . I made the payment through online NEFT to account number of RBI which is given in the notice and Receipt sent to the given e-mail ...
Dear Client,
In India, customs fines and penalties for improper importation or exportation of goods can range from a minimum of Rs. 5,000 to a maximum of five times the value of the goods or the duty evaded, depending on the nature of the offense. As per Section 114A of the Customs Act, 1962, where the duty has not been levied or has been short-levied or the interest has not been charged or paid or has been part paid or the duty or interest has been erroneously refunded by reason of collusion o
Closing existing wine shop which near temple with manage exise department.I want to close this wine shop inresidential area
Dear Sir,
You may read the relevant circulars and contents of enactment. If there is any violation of licensing conditions and conditions which are found in the circulars then you may directly go to High Court by filing a PIL and seek direction to the Department either to issue a notice to close such wine shop or shift the same to any other place.
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My neighbour is making loud construction noise early in the morning at 6am , which is troubling our tenants ,one couldn't sleep well. From past 3 months ,even after requesting them, advising them , th ...
Dear Client,
To address a nuisance from neighbour, serving a legal notice to him, you may consider filing a complaint before the Public Grievance Cell of the office of the District Magistrate/Collector or the concerned municipal authorities or the State Pollution Control Board failing which you can file a suit for the commission of public nuisance against the neighbour under Section 268 of the Indian Penal Code(now Section 270 of BNS). If required, hire an Advocate to navigate the issue in the
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My neighbour sells illegal liquor from his home,Where to complaint against it?
Dear Client,
A liquor license is issued by the Excise Department of the respective state. It is illegal for any individual to manufacture, dispense, or sell intoxicating alcohol without a valid state license. So, to stop such illegal selling of liquor you can bring the matter to the notice of the concerned Excise Department or the nearest district office of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
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