Imposition of penalty - As the licence is misused by the letter ...

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October 3, 2019

Imposition of penalty - As the licence is misused by the letter of authority holder, in the absence of mens rea which is an essential ingredient of the offence, the petitioner No.1 cannot be held liable to pay the penalty.

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Imposition of penalty - As the licence is misused by the letter ...

Customs

October 3, 2019

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