Representation in foreign exchange appeals permits appellants professional assistance and allows government-appointed presenting officers before the appellate authority. Section 32 of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 permits an appellant before the Special Director (Appeals) to appear personally or take assistance ... Summary
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Representation in foreign exchange appeals permits appellants professional assistance and allows government-appointed presenting officers before the appellate authority.
Section 32 of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 permits an appellant before the Special Director (Appeals) to appear personally or take assistance from a legal practitioner or chartered accountant of choice. The Central Government may authorise legal practitioners, chartered accountants, or its officers to act as presenting officers and present its case in such appeals.
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