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Confiscated Second-Hand Goods: License Violation Leads to Reduced Redemption Fine and Penalty by Commissioner (Appeals) Upheld.

September 2, 2013

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Import of Second hand goods without licence - Confiscation of goods – Redemption fine – Commissioner (Appeals) reduced the redemption fine/penalty - order of Commissioner (Appeals) sustained - AT

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