Revocation of CHA License - SCN was not issued within 90 days of ...

Court Rules CHA License Revocation Valid Despite Delay in Show Cause Notice Under Regulation 20 (7.

September 10, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

Revocation of CHA License - SCN was not issued within 90 days of receipt of the offence report - imposition of penalty - time limit prescribed is mandatory. Hence, we hold that the time limit prescribed in Regulation 20 (7) is not mandatory but only directory - HC

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Revocation of CHA License - SCN was not issued within 90 days of ...

Court Rules CHA License Revocation Valid Despite Delay in Show Cause Notice Under Regulation 20 (7.

September 10, 2019

Case Laws Customs HC

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