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Imported goods are pilfered before the clearance order. The importer is:

ANot liable unless restored
BLiable for the full duty
CLiable for half the duty
DLiable only if insured
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Not liable unless restored
Section 13 relieves the importer of duty on pilfered goods, except where they are restored to him.
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