The role of the CHA in the Customs procedures is significant. ...

Case Laws Customs

February 27, 2018

The role of the CHA in the Customs procedures is significant. The CHA is expected to safeguard the interest of exporter of the goods as well as the Customs - even though the appellant is guilty, the violations are not so grave as to justify the revocation of the custom licence - AT

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The role of the CHA in the Customs procedures is significant. ...

Case Laws Customs

February 27, 2018

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