Authorisation of government officers enables designated officials to exercise Enforcement powers, subject to Central Government conditions and limitations. The Central Government may authorise specified customs, central excise, police, or other Central or State Government officers to exercise stated powers ... Summary
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Authorisation of government officers enables designated officials to exercise Enforcement powers, subject to Central Government conditions and limitations.
The Central Government may authorise specified customs, central excise, police, or other Central or State Government officers to exercise stated powers and discharge stated duties of Enforcement officers under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999. Such authorisation is made by order and remains subject to conditions and limitations imposed by the Central Government. Authorised officers may also exercise powers corresponding to those conferred on income-tax authorities, subject to those conditions and limitations.
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