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Revocation of Customs Broker license - The appellant has violated the Regulations as alleged in the show-cause notice and are guilty of gross negligence in performance of their duties as Customs Broker - the revocation of Customs Broker licence is a harsh punishment which will deprive the appellant from their livelihood along with livelihood of all those people working with them - revocation is set aside - forfeiture of security deposit upheld - penalty also upheld
Revocation of Customs Broker license - The appellant has violated the Regulations as alleged in the show-cause notice and are guilty of gross negligence in performance of their duties as Customs Broker - the revocation of Customs Broker licence is a harsh punishment which will deprive the appellant from their livelihood along with livelihood of all those people working with them - revocation is set aside - forfeiture of security deposit upheld - penalty also upheld
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