Procedure for revoking licence or imposing penalty requires notice, inquiry, report and hearing before final revocation or penalty imposed. Procedure for revoking a customs broker's licence or imposing a penalty requires the principal commissioner or commissioner to issue a written notice ... Summary
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Procedure for revoking licence or imposing penalty requires notice, inquiry, report and hearing before final revocation or penalty imposed.
Procedure for revoking a customs broker's licence or imposing a penalty requires the principal commissioner or commissioner to issue a written notice stating proposed grounds and invite a written defence and request for personal hearing. The nominated Deputy/Assistant Commissioner inquires into unadmitted grounds, considers documentary and oral evidence, allows cross-examination, records reasons for excluding witnesses, and submits a report of findings. The deciding authority furnishes the report to the broker, invites representation, and may revoke suspension, revoke the licence, or impose a penalty subject to the limit in regulation 22, ensuring an opportunity for personal hearing before licence revocation.
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