Prohibited goods exclude goods whose import conditions are:
ANotified by the Board
BWaived by the proper officer
CDeclared in the bill of entry
DComplied with by the importer
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Complied with by the importer
Section 2(33) removes from prohibited goods those goods for which the permitted conditions of import or export have been complied with.
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