Rule-making power under foreign exchange law enables regulation of current and capital account transactions and related compliance mechanisms. Section 46 authorises the Central Government to make rules by notification for carrying out the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999. Rules may address ... Summary
Appellate Tribunal For Foreign Exchange (Recruitment, Salary & Allowances & Other Conditions of Service Of Chairperson & Members) Rules, 2000
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Rule-making power under foreign exchange law enables regulation of current and capital account transactions and related compliance mechanisms.
Section 46 authorises the Central Government to make rules by notification for carrying out the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999. Rules may address restrictions on current account transactions, debt instruments, capital account transactions, foreign-exchange limits, compounding, adjudicatory inquiries, appeals, service conditions, civil-court powers, foreign-exchange value, document authentication, and other prescribed matters.
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