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Revocation of Custom Broker (CB) License - Mis-Declaration of ...


Custom Broker's License Revocation Overturned; Security Deposit Forfeiture Deemed More Appropriate for Mis-declaration of "Blank Guns.

December 12, 2019

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Revocation of Custom Broker (CB) License - Mis-Declaration of goods - revocation of licence would be too harsh a punishment - The forfeiture of security deposit for the same would have been adequate taking into account the fact that goods sought to be cleared, were “blank guns” which could have been modified into lethal weapons jeopardizing the National Security and the security of individuals.

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