CS Executive · Economic, Commercial and Intellectual Property Laws · Foreign Trade Policy and Procedure
Kaveri Traders, an importer, fails to pay a penalty imposed under the FTDR Act, 1992. Which consequence regarding its Importer-Exporter Code Number is expressly provided?
The Adjudicating Authority may suspend the Importer-Exporter Code Number of a person who fails to pay a penalty, and the suspension lasts until the penalty is paid or recovered. It is not an automatic or permanent cancellation.
- AThe Adjudicating Authority may suspend the IEC till the penalty is paid or recoveredCorrect
- BThe IEC is automatically cancelled forever
- CThe Central Government must replace it with a new IEC
- DThe IEC can be suspended only by a civil court
Explanation
Section 11(7) says that, without prejudice to other provisions, the IEC of a person who fails to pay a penalty may be suspended by the Adjudicating Authority till the penalty is paid or recovered. It is a suspension, not permanent cancellation, and a civil court is not the authority.
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