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Revocation of CB license - the importer had violated the conditions prescribed in the FTP by import of cashew kernels below the threshold MIP, and the appellants had no role in the said violations of MIP. - The appellants as a Customs Broker associated with such imports may be responsible for the omission and commission which had led to import of prohibited goods in violation of the Customs Act, 1962 read with relevant Rules and Regulations - there cannot be a case for taking action against violations of CBLR - AT
Revocation of CB license - the importer had violated the conditions prescribed in the FTP by import of cashew kernels below the threshold MIP, and the appellants had no role in the said violations of MIP. - The appellants as a Customs Broker associated with such imports may be responsible for the omission and commission which had led to import of prohibited goods in violation of the Customs Act, 1962 read with relevant Rules and Regulations - there cannot be a case for taking action against violations of CBLR - AT
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