Imposition of penalty - Appellant submitted that he has resigned ...

No Penalty Imposed: Appellant's Resignation and Lack of Evidence Prevents Penalty Imposition.

May 11, 2016

Case Laws Customs AT

Imposition of penalty - Appellant submitted that he has resigned from the company and hence no penalty should be imposed on him - in the absence of any inculpatory statement of the appellant, penalty on the appellant is not imposable - AT

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Imposition of penalty - Appellant submitted that he has resigned ...

No Penalty Imposed: Appellant's Resignation and Lack of Evidence Prevents Penalty Imposition.

May 11, 2016

Case Laws Customs AT

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