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<h1>Section 33 of Central Excise Act: Authority for Confiscations and Penalties Adjudication by Commissioners and Adjustments by CBEC.</h1> Section 33 of the Central Excise Act, 1944, outlines the authority for adjudicating confiscations and penalties. It permits a Principal Commissioner or Commissioner of Central Excise to adjudicate without limit. An Assistant Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner can adjudicate confiscations of goods valued up to five hundred rupees and impose penalties up to two hundred and fifty rupees. The Central Board of Excise and Customs may adjust these limits and confer powers to officers as necessary. This provision ensures a structured approach to handling confiscations and penalties under the Act.