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Revocation of Courier License - The appellant Courier was mandated to work within legal framework of the Customs Act, 1962, Rules and Regulations made thereunder. The appellant failed to do so. The appellant did not exercise due diligence in submitting the correct and complete information to the assessing officer with reference to the impugned goods. By violating the Regulations, it had given scope for massive misuse of the facility given in addition to loss of Revenue. - the revocation of License is justified and any leniency shown in the misconduct of this nature would send wrong signals. - AT
Revocation of Courier License - The appellant Courier was mandated to work within legal framework of the Customs Act, 1962, Rules and Regulations made thereunder. The appellant failed to do so. The appellant did not exercise due diligence in submitting the correct and complete information to the assessing officer with reference to the impugned goods. By violating the Regulations, it had given scope for massive misuse of the facility given in addition to loss of Revenue. - the revocation of License is justified and any leniency shown in the misconduct of this nature would send wrong signals. - AT
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