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of <h1>Customs & Central Excise Settlement Commission Procedure 2007: Key Definitions for Applicants and Authorized Representatives</h1> The Customs and Central Excise Settlement Commission Procedure, 2007, defines key terms for its operations. An 'applicant' is someone applying to the Commission under specific sections of the Central Excise or Customs Act. An 'authorized representative' can represent an applicant or a Commissioner, with authorization from relevant authorities. The 'Commission' refers to the Customs and Central Excise Settlement Commission established under the Central Excise Act. The 'Secretary' includes the Commission's Secretary or an Administrative Officer. A 'settlement application' is a request for case settlement under designated sections of the Central Excise or Customs Act. Undefined terms adopt meanings from the respective Acts.
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