Proceedings against the CHA - there is no provisions in CHALR, ...

Customs

November 21, 2016

Proceedings against the CHA - there is no provisions in CHALR, 2004 to appoint second enquiry officers but Regulation 22(7) only gives power to the Ld. Commissioner of Customs to consider the report submitted by enquiry officers and taken the decision thereon which the Ld. Commissioner failed to do so - AT

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Proceedings against the CHA - there is no provisions in CHALR, ...

Customs

November 21, 2016

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