CHA - Some inadvertence or lack of efficiency took place on part ...

Customs

March 9, 2016

CHA - Some inadvertence or lack of efficiency took place on part of the CHA and that is because of a regular dealing with the said importers and not because of gross negligence or misconduct in discharge of duty. Therefore, the appellant needs to be visited with some penal action in view of violation of Regulation 13(n). - AT

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CHA - Some inadvertence or lack of efficiency took place on part ...

Customs

March 9, 2016

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