Section 99: Consignee Right to Redeem Overdue Cargo Prior to Auction Date
THAI CUSTOMS ACT B.E. 2560 (2017) // SECTION 99
Plain-Language Executive Summary for Importers & Exporters
Section 99 of the Thai Customs Act B.E. 2560 (Chapter 2 Importation and Exportation) statutorily regulates Consignee Right to Redeem Overdue Cargo Prior to Auction Date.
Official Statutory Text (Customs Act B.E. 2560)
LNL Customs Pro-Tips & Operational Best Practices
Until the auction hammer falls, the original owner retains the statutory right to redeem cargo by settling all back duties, fines, and storage fees.
Redemption requests require formal director approvals and immediate settlement of all outstanding charges within prescribed deadlines.
Official Government Verification & Citation
Verify the official statutory text and related notifications directly at the Thai Customs Department Legal Portal.
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