Appellate Tribunal governance defines member eligibility, leadership appointments, delegated powers, post-tenure restrictions and service conditions for appellate adjudication. Section 129 establishes the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal and provides for its judicial and technical membership. Judicial members ... Summary
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Appellate Tribunal governance defines member eligibility, leadership appointments, delegated powers, post-tenure restrictions and service conditions for appellate adjudication.
Section 129 establishes the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal and provides for its judicial and technical membership. Judicial members require prescribed judicial, legal-service or advocacy experience, while technical members require senior Group A customs and central excise service experience. The President may be a serving or former High Court Judge or a Tribunal member, and Vice-Presidents may exercise delegated presidential powers. Former office-holders cannot appear before the Tribunal. Member selection, appointment and service conditions are governed by the Tribunals Reforms Act, 2026.
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