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<h1>Customs Act, 1962: Officers Empowered by Board with Specific Duties and Limitations, Commissioners of Customs Assign Functions.</h1> Officers of customs under the Customs Act, 1962, are empowered to exercise powers and fulfill duties as prescribed by the Board, subject to specific conditions and limitations. The Board can assign functions to officers, designating them as the proper officers for those tasks. Within their jurisdiction, Principal or regular Commissioners of Customs can also assign functions to officers. Officers may exercise powers over subordinate officers, but Commissioners (Appeals) are restricted to specific duties. The Board may consider criteria such as jurisdiction, goods, or cases when specifying conditions and may authorize concurrent powers for multiple officers.