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Revocation of Customs Brokers License - levy of penalty - allegation of Manipulation and fabrication of lab reports - It is not understood as to how the appellant could have helped the importers by manipulating the final boiling point of the samples to below 240 degree Celsius as alleged in the show cause notice. The objective of taking the goods out of the description of SKO could only have been achieved if the final boiling point was above 300 degree Celsius. This dichotomy has not been clarified in the impugned order. - AT
Revocation of Customs Brokers License - levy of penalty - allegation of Manipulation and fabrication of lab reports - It is not understood as to how the appellant could have helped the importers by manipulating the final boiling point of the samples to below 240 degree Celsius as alleged in the show cause notice. The objective of taking the goods out of the description of SKO could only have been achieved if the final boiling point was above 300 degree Celsius. This dichotomy has not been clarified in the impugned order. - AT
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