Right of appeal allows aggrieved persons to challenge adjudicating authority orders with time-limited filing and conditional deposit requirements. Aggrieved persons may appeal adjudicating authority orders to the designated appellate forum within the statutory time limit, with possible extension for sufficient cause. Appeals against penalty or redemption orders require deposit of the amount unless the Appellate Authority, on grounds of undue hardship, dispenses with or conditions the deposit. The Appellate Authority, after hearing and making further inquiries or taking additional evidence if necessary, may confirm, modify, reverse or remit the decision, subject to procedural safeguards before enhancing penalties or ordering confiscation. The appellate order is final.
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Right of appeal allows aggrieved persons to challenge adjudicating authority orders with time-limited filing and conditional deposit requirements.
Aggrieved persons may appeal adjudicating authority orders to the designated appellate forum within the statutory time limit, with possible extension for sufficient cause. Appeals against penalty or redemption orders require deposit of the amount unless the Appellate Authority, on grounds of undue hardship, dispenses with or conditions the deposit. The Appellate Authority, after hearing and making further inquiries or taking additional evidence if necessary, may confirm, modify, reverse or remit the decision, subject to procedural safeguards before enhancing penalties or ordering confiscation. The appellate order is final.
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