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If the respondent CHA had committed any contravention of CHALR, ...


Action Against Customs House Agent Should Be Under CHALR, Not Customs Act, for Regulation Breach.

March 3, 2015

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If the respondent CHA had committed any contravention of CHALR, remedies lies in taking action under CHALR and not under the Customs Act. - AT

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