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Suspension of CHA / CB License - no physical verification of the premises or address of the IEC holder is mandated in the CBLR regulation, nor it is a general requirement. Thus, there is no case made out against the appellant CHA, as alleged in the offence report or in the impugned order of suspension.
Suspension of CHA / CB License - no physical verification of the premises or address of the IEC holder is mandated in the CBLR regulation, nor it is a general requirement. Thus, there is no case made out against the appellant CHA, as alleged in the offence report or in the impugned order of suspension.
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