
Customs Lawyer in Delhi | DRI, Seizure & Bail Matters

Customs Lawyer in Delhi | DRI, Seizure & Bail Matters – Legum Attorney
Specialized Legal Representation in Customs & Economic Offences
Navigating customs law in India requires precision, experience, and timely legal action. At Legum Attorney,- Chambers of Legum Attorney we provide dedicated legal services in customs matters, representing clients in disputes involving duty, seizure, investigation, and prosecution.
Whether you are an individual facing airport detention or a business dealing with import-export complications, our approach is practical, strategic, and focused on achieving quick and effective relief.
Customs proceedings can escalate quickly—from issuance of summons to seizure of goods and even arrest. Early legal intervention plays a critical role in protecting your rights and minimizing financial and legal exposure. Our firm ensures that every stage of the process is handled with clarity and strong legal backing.
Customs Law Services in Delhi
Customs Duty & Classification Issues
Mis-classification or valuation often leads to excessive duty demands and penalties under section 112, 114A of Customs Act, 1962. We assist in resolving disputes related to HSN classification, valuation, exemptions, and refunds, ensuring proper legal representation before customs authorities.
DRI Investigations & Summons
Investigations by the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI) require careful handling. We assist clients in responding to summons, preparing statements, and ensuring that their legal rights are protected throughout the investigation process.
Seizure & Confiscation of Goods
If goods are seized by customs authorities, immediate action is essential. We handle show cause notices, adjudication proceedings, and work towards securing release of goods, either provisionally or through final orders. Provisional release of goods under section 110 of Customs Act, 1962
Customs Bail Lawyer Delhi & Arrest Cases
We provide legal assistance in anticipatory bail and regular bail matters under customs law. Our focus is on preventing unnecessary arrest and ensuring timely legal protection in sensitive situations.
Appeals & Litigation
We represent clients at all levels of litigation, including:
- Adjudication
- Commissioner (Appeals)
- CESTAT (Customs Tribunal)
- Delhi High Court
- Supreme Court of India
We also handle urgent writ petitions in cases involving незакон detention or procedural irregularities.
Import-Export Compliance Advisory
For businesses, prevention is as important as defence. We advise on compliance, documentation, and regulatory requirements to reduce the risk of future disputes.
Why Choose Legum Attorney
- Dedicated practice in Customs, GST, FEMA & White Collar Defence
- Experience in handling complex DRI and seizure cases
- Strong representation before tribunals and constitutional courts
- Practical and solution-oriented legal strategy
- Personalized attention to every client and case
We understand that customs disputes can impact both finances and reputation. Our goal is to provide effective legal solutions with complete confidentiality and professionalism.
Authorities & Forums We Handle
Our firm regularly appears before customs and judicial authorities, including adjudicating officers, appellate authorities, tribunals, and higher courts. We ensure consistent representation across all stages of the matter.
Common Customs Matters We Handle
- Gold and high-value goods seizure cases
- Airport customs detention issues
- Misdeclaration and undervaluation allegations
- Duty evasion and fraud-related matters
- Cross-border trade and compliance disputes
Frequently Asked Questions
Can customs cases lead to arrest?
Yes, in certain situations customs authorities have the power to arrest. Timely legal advice can help prevent or manage such action.
What should I do if I receive a summons from DRI?
You should seek legal guidance before responding, as statements made during investigation are important.
Is it possible to release seized goods?
Yes, goods can often be released provisionally or through proper legal proceedings.
How are customs penalties challenged?
Penalties can be contested through appeals and legal remedies before appropriate forums.