Prescribed appeal memorandum requires case particulars, reliefs, facts, grounds, signatures, and verification for Appellate Tribunal proceedings An appeal under section 9C of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, must be presented to the Appellate Tribunal in the prescribed memorandum format. The form requires details of the appellant, the officer and decision or order challenged, notice address, personal-hearing preference, and reliefs claimed. It must also include a statement of facts, grounds of appeal, signatures of the appellant and authorised representative where applicable, and a verification declaring the truth of the particulars, together with the place and date.
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Prescribed appeal memorandum requires case particulars, reliefs, facts, grounds, signatures, and verification for Appellate Tribunal proceedings
An appeal under section 9C of the Customs Tariff Act, 1975, must be presented to the Appellate Tribunal in the prescribed memorandum format. The form requires details of the appellant, the officer and decision or order challenged, notice address, personal-hearing preference, and reliefs claimed. It must also include a statement of facts, grounds of appeal, signatures of the appellant and authorised representative where applicable, and a verification declaring the truth of the particulars, together with the place and date.
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