Natural justice in foreign exchange appeals permits flexible procedure, civil-court powers, decree-like enforcement, and judicial-proceeding status. Appellate Tribunal and Special Director (Appeals) proceedings are governed by natural justice rather than the Code of Civil Procedure, and their procedure ... Summary
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Natural justice in foreign exchange appeals permits flexible procedure, civil-court powers, decree-like enforcement, and judicial-proceeding status.
Appellate Tribunal and Special Director (Appeals) proceedings are governed by natural justice rather than the Code of Civil Procedure, and their procedure may be self-regulated subject to the Act. They hold civil-court-like powers over summons, documents, affidavit evidence, public records, commissions, review, default dismissals, and ex parte orders. Their orders are executable as civil court decrees and may be sent to the locally competent civil court for execution. Proceedings are treated as judicial proceedings for specified penal-law purposes.
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