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Civil court powers enable advance ruling authorities to compel evidence and are treated as judicial proceedings. The Authority and Appellate Authority possess the powers of a civil court for discovery, inspection, enforcing attendance and oath examination, issuing commissions, and compelling production of books and records; they are deemed civil courts for specified statutory purposes while being excluded from certain criminal procedure provisions, and proceedings before them are deemed judicial proceedings for specified penal provisions.
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<h1>Civil court powers enable advance ruling authorities to compel evidence and are treated as judicial proceedings.</h1> The Authority and Appellate Authority possess the powers of a civil court for discovery, inspection, enforcing attendance and oath examination, issuing commissions, and compelling production of books and records; they are deemed civil courts for specified statutory purposes while being excluded from certain criminal procedure provisions, and proceedings before them are deemed judicial proceedings for specified penal provisions.