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Appellant Penalized for Misdeclaration of Goods; Failed to Explain Use of Sister's Address and Denied Co-Noticees' Statements.

March 1, 2014

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Penalty - Mis declaration of goods - ppellant failed to give any satisfactory explanation for use of the sister’s address except disowning the goods and denial the contents of statement of co-noticees - penalty confirmed - AT

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