54The United Kingdom and Italian Governments submit in that regard that, in the main proceedings, the case-law according to which it is neither disproportionate nor contrary to the general principles of law which the Court is required to uphold to require an importer who has acted in good faith to pay customs duties payable on the importation of goods in respect of which the exporter has committed a customs offence, where the importer has played no part in that offence, is applicable to this case (see Joined Cases C-153/94 and C-204/94 Faroe Seafood and Others [1996] ECR I-2465, paragraph 114, and Case C-97/95 Pascoal & Filhos [1997] ECR I-4209, paragraph 61).
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