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Regulation 8. Execution of bond and furnishing of security
Customs Brokers Licensing Regulations, 2018
Official text
Regulation 8. Execution of bond and furnishing of security: -
(1) Before granting the license under regulation 7, the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs shall require the successful applicant to enter into a bond in Form D and where specified a surety bond in Form E for due observance of these regulations and furnish a bank guarantee, or a postal security or National Saving Certificate or a fixed deposit receipt issued by a nationalised bank, in the name of the Principal Commissioner of Customs or Commissioner of Customs, as the case may be, for an amount of five lakhs rupees for carrying out the business as a Customs Broker.
(2) In cases where a postal security or National Saving Certificate or a fixed deposit receipt is furnished, the benefit of interest on the instrument shall accrue to the Customs Broker concerned.
Judgments on Regulation 8
- M/S Orbit Trans Express & Freight Pvt Ltd vs The Principal Commissioner Customs… — CESTAT, 30 Apr 2024. Section 117 of the Customs Act, 1962 applies only where no express penalty is elsewhere provided, and a courier agent or customs broker acting as a mere facilitator, absent mens rea, cannot be penalized for the omission…
- M/S Pigeon International vs The Principal Commissioner Of Customs -… — CESTAT, 30 Apr 2024. In the absence of mens rea, a customs broker or courier agent acting as a mere facilitator of customs transactions cannot be penalized for the omissions or commissions of the importer/exporter, and a venial procedural…