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Imposition of penalty on CHA - Department has not been able to ...


Customs House Agent's Penalty Dropped Due to Lack of Evidence of Aiding Importer; Importer Not Penalized.

November 21, 2019

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Imposition of penalty on CHA - Department has not been able to bring any material on record to show that there is a aiding and abetting by the appellant to the importer - Further, in the impugned order no penalty has been imposed on the importer and penalty has only been imposed on the CHA - Penalty dropped.

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