Revocation of CHA License - forfeiture of the security deposit - ...

Customs

July 28, 2015

Revocation of CHA License - forfeiture of the security deposit - A case of sub-letting of licence by CHA, obtaining Customs pass for non-employees, removal of goods without obtaining authorisation from importers - revocation sustained - AT

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Revocation of CHA License - forfeiture of the security deposit - ...

Customs

July 28, 2015

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