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2011 (3) TMI 292 - AT - CustomsSuspension of CHA licence - It is true that there is no prescribed format for an authorization under Regulation 13(a) - In the normal course of importation and clearance of goods, the importer would supply the import documents such as Import General Manifest, Invoice, Packing List etc. to his CHA with a covering letter wherein the CHA is authorized to file bill of entry and attend to all other requirements for clearance of the goods and also the particulars of the import documents are mentioned - Once the goods are cleared upon completion of Customs formalities and out-of-Customs-charge order under Section 47 of the Customs Act is obtained by the CHA and delivered to his client, there is nothing else to be done by the CHA. It is not the CHA s obligation under the CHALR to arrange post-clearance operations like transportation of the goods for his client Regarding breach of Regulation 13(k) - Held that: this charge not proved after noting that, during the course of inquiry, the CHA produced a zerox copy of the register of import which showed the documents to be accounted for - Decided in the favour of the assessee
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