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Customs Broker licence lending for consideration justified revocation where exporter authorisation and client verification obligations were also breached.
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Unauthorised lending of a Customs Broker licence and dongle to a G-card holder for consideration constitutes an impermissible transfer because the prohibition applies to the substance of the arrangement, not merely proprietary title. Filing a Shipping Bill in an exporter's name without that exporter's authority, while failing to verify the client's identity and functioning, independently breaches Customs Broker obligations; verification of IEC and GST particulars alone is insufficient, and knowledge of prohibited goods is unnecessary. No separate breach arose from information imparted to a client where no incorrect information was identified. Revocation, security forfeiture and penalty remained proportionate to the cumulative misconduct.
Unauthorised lending of a Customs Broker licence and dongle to a G-card holder for consideration constitutes an impermissible transfer because the prohibition applies to the substance of the arrangement, not merely proprietary title. Filing a Shipping Bill in an exporter's name without that exporter's authority, while failing to verify the client's identity and functioning, independently breaches Customs Broker obligations; verification of IEC and GST particulars alone is insufficient, and knowledge of prohibited goods is unnecessary. No separate breach arose from information imparted to a client where no incorrect information was identified. Revocation, security forfeiture and penalty remained proportionate to the cumulative misconduct.
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