Procedural regulation of Authority under customs law now follows prescribed rules, with no substantive adjudicatory power stated. The Authority under the Customs Act must follow the procedure prescribed for it by the rules. The provision is limited to procedural regulation and does not confer any substantive power or adjudicatory consequence. Earlier wording allowing the Authority, and later the Appellate Authority, to regulate its own procedure has been revised, and the reference to the Appellate Authority has been omitted.
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Procedural regulation of Authority under customs law now follows prescribed rules, with no substantive adjudicatory power stated.
The Authority under the Customs Act must follow the procedure prescribed for it by the rules. The provision is limited to procedural regulation and does not confer any substantive power or adjudicatory consequence. Earlier wording allowing the Authority, and later the Appellate Authority, to regulate its own procedure has been revised, and the reference to the Appellate Authority has been omitted.
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