Customs adjudication hearing rights and adjournment limits govern how parties may be heard and hearings postponed. Adjudication under the Customs Act requires the adjudicating authority to give a party an opportunity of being heard if so desired. The authority may grant time and adjourn the hearing for sufficient cause, with reasons recorded in writing. No adjournment may be granted more than three times to the same party during the proceeding, ensuring a structured hearing process and limiting repeated adjournments.
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Customs adjudication hearing rights and adjournment limits govern how parties may be heard and hearings postponed.
Adjudication under the Customs Act requires the adjudicating authority to give a party an opportunity of being heard if so desired. The authority may grant time and adjourn the hearing for sufficient cause, with reasons recorded in writing. No adjournment may be granted more than three times to the same party during the proceeding, ensuring a structured hearing process and limiting repeated adjournments.
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