Customs law expects a CHA to be trustful to Customs. ...

Customs House Agent must maintain trustworthiness; failure to disclose facts leads to legal consequences under supported evidence.

March 9, 2017

Case Laws Customs AT

Customs law expects a CHA to be trustful to Customs. Non-disclosure of material facts and conspiracy against Customs brings him to the fold of law in view of both oral and documentary evidence came up against appellant - AT

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Customs law expects a CHA to be trustful to Customs. ...

Customs House Agent must maintain trustworthiness; failure to disclose facts leads to legal consequences under supported evidence.

March 9, 2017

Case Laws Customs AT

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