Delhi HC upholds Customs Compounding Fees as Reasonable, Citing Small Fraction of Seized Currency [Read Order]

The court found no grounds to challenge the order, upheld the fees, and granted the petitioners thirty additional days to make payments and provide proof to the Compounding Authority
By Sneha Sukumaran Mullakkal - On October 9, 2024 3:47 pm - 2 mins read
Delhi High Court - customs compounding fees - seized currency - Customs act - Compounding Charges - taxscan

In the recent ruling the Delhi High Court,upheld the customs compounding fees imposed on the petitioners, finding them reasonable as they constituted a small fraction of the seized currency. Surinder Singh And Ors,the petitioner-assessee,filed a petition challenging the order dated 06.09.2024 passed by the Chief Commissioner of Customs. The impugned order rejected their application for…

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