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Responsibility of CB/CHA - diversion of goods with the ...

Customs

September 25, 2019

Responsibility of CB/CHA - diversion of goods with the connivance of the G-card holder of the appellant and his associate - the violation of relevant Regulations is so grave that principle of proportionality is not opined to have been compromised as is impressed upon by the appellant. The failure thereof invites the penalty as that of revocation of license.

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