High Court reference applications require prescribed forms, quadruplicate filing, and authorised signatures for customs appeals and cross-objections. Applications seeking a direction for reference of a question of law to the High Court must be filed in Form C.A.-6 in quadruplicate. Cross-objections must ... Summary
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High Court reference applications require prescribed forms, quadruplicate filing, and authorised signatures for customs appeals and cross-objections.
Applications seeking a direction for reference of a question of law to the High Court must be filed in Form C.A.-6 in quadruplicate. Cross-objections must be filed in Form C.A.-7 in quadruplicate. Where the filing is made by a person other than the Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Customs, the application, memorandum, or verification must be signed by the person authorised under rule 3(2).
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