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Revocation of Customs Broker License - The Tribunal examined each charge individually and found that the appellants were not directly involved in the mis-declaration by the importer. Lack of evidence linking the appellants to deliberate misrepresentation led to the dismissal of these charges. The Tribunal acknowledged the importance of due diligence by Customs Brokers but emphasized that they cannot be expected to verify every detail independently. They concluded that the appellants fulfilled their obligations diligently, especially considering they acted based on information provided by the importer.
Revocation of Customs Broker License - The Tribunal examined each charge individually and found that the appellants were not directly involved in the mis-declaration by the importer. Lack of evidence linking the appellants to deliberate misrepresentation led to the dismissal of these charges. The Tribunal acknowledged the importance of due diligence by Customs Brokers but emphasized that they cannot be expected to verify every detail independently. They concluded that the appellants fulfilled their obligations diligently, especially considering they acted based on information provided by the importer.
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