Appellate Tribunal appeals require prescribed forms, authorised signatures, quadruplicate filing, and copies of the challenged order. Appeals before the Appellate Tribunal must be filed in Form C.A.-3, and memoranda of cross-objections must be filed in Form C.A.-4. Where filed by a ... Summary
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Appellate Tribunal appeals require prescribed forms, authorised signatures, quadruplicate filing, and copies of the challenged order.
Appeals before the Appellate Tribunal must be filed in Form C.A.-3, and memoranda of cross-objections must be filed in Form C.A.-4. Where filed by a person other than the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs, the grounds and verification require signature by the authorised person. Appeals and cross-objections must be filed in quadruplicate with an equal number of copies of the challenged order, including at least one certified copy.
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