Revocation of CHA license - period of limitation - principle of ...

Customs

June 23, 2016

Revocation of CHA license - period of limitation - principle of natural justice - Failure on the part of CHA to perform its duties - The loss of more than ten years of business and livelihood for the appellant cannot be allowed to continue. - AT

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Revocation of CHA license - period of limitation - principle of ...

Customs

June 23, 2016

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