Supreme Court of India
Sachidananda Benerji, Assistant Collector of Customs v. Sitaram Agarwala and Another
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Sea Customs Act (8 of 1878), s. 167(8!)-Liability of person other than importer-"Concerned in or dealing with goods", n1ea11i11g of. The !st respondent had gone to' the 2nd respondent after previous, arrangement with him, with a large sum of money to purchase gold which was known to them lo be smuggled and lo have been imported into India against the restrictions impo~ed on the import of gold: The police inter vened, recovered the gold and arrested them.…
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