Amendment of Customs Act, 1969

wØZxq Aa¨vqThe Customs Act, 1969 (Act IV of 1969 ) Gi ms‡kvab|2| Act IV of 1969 Gi section 87 Gi ms‡kvab|- Customs Act,1969 (IV of 1969),AZtci Customs Act ewjqv Dwj−wLZ, Gi section 87 Gi cwie‡Z© wbæiƒc b~Zb section 87 cÖwZ¯’vwcZnB‡e, h_vt-“87. Forwarding of goods to warehouse.-(1) When the provisions ofsections 85 and 86 have been complied with in respect of any goods, such goodsshall be delivered to the owner of such goods or his authorized representativefor onward transportation to the warehouse in which they are to bedeposited.(2) A pass shall be sent with the goods specifying the name of the ownerof such goods and the name or number of the importing conveyance, themarks, numbers and contents of each package, and the warehouse or place inthe warehouse wherein they are to be deposited.(3) After depositing such goods mentioned in sub-section (1) the ownerof such goods shall inform the concerned Commissioner of Customs regardingthe warehousing of the goods."|3| Act IV of 1969 Gi section 179 Gi ms‡kvab |- Customs Act Gi section 179 Gisub-section (1) Gi Table Gi cwie‡Z© wbæiƒc b~Zb Table cÖwZ¯’vwcZ nB‡e, h_vt-Type of cases“T ABLEDesignation ofOfficersJurisdiction andpowers(1) (2) (3)I. Adjudication of casesinvolving confiscation ofgoods or imposition ofpenalty or both(1) Commissionerof Customs orCommissioner ofCustoms (Bond)(2) AdditionalCommissionerof Customs(1)Value of goodsexceeding Taka15,00,000.00(2)Value of goodsnot exceeding Taka15,00,000.00(3) JointCommissionerof Customs(4) DeputyCommissioner ofCustoms(5) Assistant(3)Value of goodsnot exceeding Taka10,00,000.00(4)Value of goodsnot exceeding Taka5,00,000.00(5)Value of goods

Commissionerof Customs(6) Superintendentof Customs orPrincipalAppraisernot exceeding Taka3,00,000.00(6)Value of goodsnot exceeding Taka1,00,000.00II. Adjudication of casesrelating to Manifestclearance in customhousesand customsstationsinvolving onlyimposition of penaltyunder item 24 of the Tableunder sub-section (1) ofsection 156.II.DeputyCommissioner ofCustoms orAssistantCommissioner ofCustoms in chargeof Manifestclearance incustom-houses orcustoms-stations,as the case may be.Value of the goodswithout limit :Ó|4| Act IV of 1969 Gi section 196B Gi ms‡kvab|- Customs Act Gi section 196BGi "appealed against" kã¸wji ci "or may refer the case back to the authority whichpassed such decision or order with such directions as the Appellate Tribunal may thinkfit, for a fresh adjudication or decision, as the case may be, after taking additionalevidence, if necessary" kã¸wj I Kgv¸wj ms‡hvwRZ nB‡e|5| Act IV of 1969 Gi section 204 Gi ms‡kvab|- Customs Act Gi section 204 GDwj−wLZ "on payment of a fee not exceeding twenty Taka" kã¸wji cwie‡Z© "on payment ofsuch fee as the Board may determine for this purpose" kã¸wj cÖwZ¯’vwcZ nB‡e|6| Act IV of 1969 Gi section 205 Gi ms‡kvab|- Customs Act Gi section 205 Gicwie‡Z© wbæiƒc section 205 cÖwZ¯’vwcZ nB‡e, h_vt-"205. Amendment of documents.- Except in the case provided for by sections29,45,53 and 88, an officer of customs not below the rank of an AssistantCommissioner of Customs may, in his discretion, on payment of such fee as theBoard may determine for this purpose, authorize any document, after it has beenpresented at the customshouse, to be amended." |7| Act IV of 1969 Gi FIRST SCHEDULE Gi ms‡kvab |- Customs Act GiÒFIRST SCHEDULEÓ Gi cwie‡Z© GB AvB‡bi Zdwmj-1 G Dwj−wLZ ÒFIRST SCHEDULEÓcÖwZ¯’vwcZ nB‡e ( Avjv`vfv‡e gyw`ªZ)|