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Smuggling
Smuggling, the offence of importing prohibited Articles, or of defrauding the revenue by the introduction of Articles into consumption
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Smuggler
One who smuggles
Gold
word 'gold' to legal or non-smuggled gold. It is wide enough to include any kind of gold, whether smuggled or non-smuggled, Triveni Prasad Ramkaran Verma v. State of Maharashtra, AIR 1976 SC 2156: (1977) 1 SCC 114:
bootleg
adj vb boot·legged boot·leg·ging vt 1 : to produce, reproduce, or distribute without authorization or license 2 : smuggle compare pirate vi : to engage in bootlegging boot·leg·ger n
contraband
contraband [Italian contrabbando act of smuggling, from contra- against + bando edict, law] : property that is unlawfully produced, possessed, or transported contraband per
writ
provided for under British rule in colonial America that authorized customs officers to search unspecified places for any smuggled goods NOTE: Many colonial courts refused to issue writs of assistance, which were a focus of bitter resentment
Contrabandism
Traffic in contraband goods smuggling
Coast-guard
think fit for the constitution of a Coast-guard. The force was originally formed merely for the prevention of smuggling, in connection with which it has many duties to discharge under the Customs Acts. The (English) Coast-guard Act,
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