Appellate Tribunal procedure ensures notice and hearing for appeal parties, while permitting merits-based determination upon non-appearance. Appellate Tribunal procedure requires transmission of the appeal and challenged order to the Director of Enforcement, followed by hearing notices to the ... Summary
Foreign Exchange Management (Adjudication Proceedings And Appeal) Rules, 2000
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Appellate Tribunal procedure ensures notice and hearing for appeal parties, while permitting merits-based determination upon non-appearance.
Appellate Tribunal procedure requires transmission of the appeal and challenged order to the Director of Enforcement, followed by hearing notices to the applicant and Director. The applicant and the Directorate of Enforcement's presenting officer are to be heard on the scheduled or adjourned date. Non-appearance by either party permits the Tribunal to decide the appeal on its merits.
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