Revision by the Central Government under customs law governs annulment, modification, limitation periods, fees, and notice requirements. Revision by the Central Government is available against specified orders passed under section 128A, on application by an aggrieved person. The Central Government may annul or modify the order, and may decline to admit an application where the duty, fine, or penalty does not exceed the prescribed monetary threshold. An application must be made within three months from communication of the order, with possible extension for sufficient cause, and must be in the prescribed form with the prescribed fee.
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Revision by the Central Government under customs law governs annulment, modification, limitation periods, fees, and notice requirements.
Revision by the Central Government is available against specified orders passed under section 128A, on application by an aggrieved person. The Central Government may annul or modify the order, and may decline to admit an application where the duty, fine, or penalty does not exceed the prescribed monetary threshold. An application must be made within three months from communication of the order, with possible extension for sufficient cause, and must be in the prescribed form with the prescribed fee.
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