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Refusal for Renewal of Customs Broker’s Licence - The Tribunal noted serious allegations against the appellant, including the suppression of facts regarding the original license, allegations of forgery, and operating the license without a Customs authorized signatory for three years. - The appellant failed to provide reasonable explanations for these allegations. - The Commissioner's decision to not renew the License was based on adverse findings against the appellant, as authorized by the CBLR. - AT
Refusal for Renewal of Customs Broker’s Licence - The Tribunal noted serious allegations against the appellant, including the suppression of facts regarding the original license, allegations of forgery, and operating the license without a Customs authorized signatory for three years. - The appellant failed to provide reasonable explanations for these allegations. - The Commissioner's decision to not renew the License was based on adverse findings against the appellant, as authorized by the CBLR. - AT
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