SLP filing responsibilities clarified: allocate customs offence SLPs to anti-smuggling unit and tribunal-related appeals to judicial directorate. Directs allocation of responsibility for filing Special Leave Petitions (SLP) in customs matters to specific CBEC cells to avoid delay: offence cases under the Customs Act (search, seizure, arrest, prosecution) to the Anti Smuggling Unit/DS (AS); tribunal-origin cases to the judicial directorate; and all other customs cases to DS/US (CUS) or CUS-VI. An enclosed letter requests immediate filing of an SLP against a High Court order affecting appeal powers on sentence enhancement.
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SLP filing responsibilities clarified: allocate customs offence SLPs to anti-smuggling unit and tribunal-related appeals to judicial directorate.
Directs allocation of responsibility for filing Special Leave Petitions (SLP) in customs matters to specific CBEC cells to avoid delay: offence cases under the Customs Act (search, seizure, arrest, prosecution) to the Anti Smuggling Unit/DS (AS); tribunal-origin cases to the judicial directorate; and all other customs cases to DS/US (CUS) or CUS-VI. An enclosed letter requests immediate filing of an SLP against a High Court order affecting appeal powers on sentence enhancement.
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