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    August 20, 2026   Case Laws Customs
    Parity with accepted Tribunal ruling defeats Customs Broker licence revocation where no material factual distinction is shown.
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      Central ExciseMay 14, 2016Case LawsAT
      The contention of the appellant that once the case against main noticees is settled in Settlement Commission, a case against all other noticees stands settled, is not correct - if the liability of the co-noticees arise from different act they will not get immunity from further proceeding. - AT
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