CHA License - Ignorance of the conduct/activities of CHA`s ...

Customs

May 9, 2014

CHA License - Ignorance of the conduct/activities of CHA`s Employees - ‘G’ Card and ‘H’ Card Authorisation – appellant had no means to have proper control over the employees and even those steps have not been taken by CHA - decided against the CHA - AT

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CHA License - Ignorance of the conduct/activities of CHA`s ...

Customs

May 9, 2014

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