Baggage confiscation jurisdiction is excluded from Tribunal appeals, requiring revision before the Government of India's Revisionary Authority.

Confiscation of gold brought into India as baggage falls within the statutory exclusion from the Tribunal's appellate jurisdiction. Appeals concerning such baggage matters cannot be pursued before the Tribunal; the prescribed remedy is revision before the Revisionary Authority of the Government of India. The jurisdictional bar determines the appropriate forum for challenging the confiscation order.

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Issues: Whether the Tribunal has appellate jurisdiction over an order concerning confiscation of gold brought into India as baggage.

Analysis: The dispute concerned gold seized at an airport after being brought into India as baggage. The statutory exclusion from the Tribunal's appellate jurisdiction applies to such baggage matters, for which revision before the Government of India is the prescribed remedy.

Conclusion: The Tribunal lacks jurisdiction; the appropriate remedy lies before the Revisionary Authority of the Government of India.

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