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Article 390. Suspension of the release of goods containing signs of 
violation of intellectual property rights 
Suspension of the release of goods containing signs of violation of 
intellectual property rights shall be applied by the customs authorities if 
the conditions provided for in articles 385 and 388 of this Code are met. 
The suspension of the release of goods containing signs of violation of 
intellectual property rights is made for the purpose of applying to the 
judicial authorities of the right holder or his authorized representative and 
providing the customs authorities with a court ruling on the assignment of 
the case for trial. 
The customs authority shall immediately notify the declarant and the 
right holder or their authorized representative of the reasons and terms for 
suspending the release of goods. 
The rightholder or his authorized representative in the prescribed 
order shall be liable for damage caused by declarant as a result of 
suspending the release of goods, if the court does not decide on 
infringement of intellectual property. 
Article 391. Selection of samples and product samples containing 

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intellectual property objects 
The rightholder, its authorized representative or declarant may select 
samples and samples of goods containing intellectual property objects for 
which a decision has been made to suspend the release, conduct research 
on them, and inspect, photograph or otherwise record such goods under 
customs control. 
Article 392. Term for suspending the release of goods containing 
intellectual property objects 
At the request of the rightholder or his authorized representative, the 
customs authorities shall suspend the release of goods containing 
intellectual property objects for a period of no more than ten working days 
from the date of the decision to suspend the release of goods. 
At the request of the rightholder or his authorized representative, the 
period specified in the first part of this article may be extended, but not 
more than ten working days, if the rightholder or his authorized 
representative has provided the customs authorities with a court ruling on 
the appointment of the case for trial. 
If the rightholder or his authorized representative provides a court 
ruling (decision) on the seizure of goods, seizure or application of other 
measures to secure the claim within the time period established by part two 
of this article, the suspension of the release of goods shall be carried out in 
accordance with the court’s ruling (decision).