License revocation procedure requires notice, defence, inquiry with cross examination, report, and decision with personal hearing. Procedure requires issuance of a written notice stating grounds to revoke a customs broker licence or impose penalty, invites a written defence and request for personal hearing before a nominated Deputy or Assistant Commissioner, directs inquiry into unadmitted grounds with documentary and oral evidence and cross examination, and mandates a written inquiry report. After furnishing the report to the broker and receiving representations, the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner decides whether to revoke suspension or licence or impose penalties, with specified procedural time limits and mandatory opportunity for personal hearing before licence revocation.
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License revocation procedure requires notice, defence, inquiry with cross examination, report, and decision with personal hearing.
Procedure requires issuance of a written notice stating grounds to revoke a customs broker licence or impose penalty, invites a written defence and request for personal hearing before a nominated Deputy or Assistant Commissioner, directs inquiry into unadmitted grounds with documentary and oral evidence and cross examination, and mandates a written inquiry report. After furnishing the report to the broker and receiving representations, the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner decides whether to revoke suspension or licence or impose penalties, with specified procedural time limits and mandatory opportunity for personal hearing before licence revocation.
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