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August 1, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Valid offence reports and completed KYC protect Customs Brokers from revocation absent proof of overvaluation connivance or licensing breaches.
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Efficacious statutory appellate remedy bars writ review, while bona fide writ-pendency time may be excluded from appeal limitation.
July 31, 2026   Case Laws GST
Natural justice in GST demand adjudication requires an effective hearing, permitting writ relief despite an alternative appellate remedy.
July 31, 2026   Case Laws GST
Condonation of delay required where an unrepresented appellant had sufficient cause, restoring statutory appeal for merits review.

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Section 451 only provides with ‘fine’ in case of any repeated def...

Section 451: Repeat Offenders Face Double Fines; Imprisonment Optional Under Act Provisions.

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Section 451 only provides with ‘fine’ in case of any repeated defaults shall be ‘twice the amount of fine’, in addition to any imprisonment for such default under the relevant provisions of the Act, if prescribed and it does not make the ‘imprisonment mandatory’.
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