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Revocation of CHA license - forfeiture of security deposit - The forfeiture of entire security deposit is disproportionate, also since there is no specific allegation as to the involvement of the appellant; rather, the culprits have clearly been identified who, admittedly, having misused the fake IECs, it is they who are actually liable for any penalty - It is deemed fit that a nominal amount of Rs.10,000/- could be forfeited out of the security deposit, but not the entire amount of Rs.75,000/- - AT
Revocation of CHA license - forfeiture of security deposit - The forfeiture of entire security deposit is disproportionate, also since there is no specific allegation as to the involvement of the appellant; rather, the culprits have clearly been identified who, admittedly, having misused the fake IECs, it is they who are actually liable for any penalty - It is deemed fit that a nominal amount of Rs.10,000/- could be forfeited out of the security deposit, but not the entire amount of Rs.75,000/- - AT
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