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of <h1>CAG Audit Finds Central Excise Appeal Handling Flaws; Urges Better Compliance and Monitoring by Commissioners.</h1> The circular addresses deficiencies in the Central Excise Department's handling of appeal cases, as identified in the CAG of India's audit report for 2001-2002. It highlights issues such as delays in filing appeals, application of incorrect rules, and non-compliance with legal requirements, leading to a high rate of dismissals. The circular emphasizes the need for strict adherence to established procedures, proper documentation, and effective monitoring of pending appeals. It urges Commissioners to ensure complete and accurate filing of appeals and to maintain control registers for better oversight. Senior officers are advised to monitor cases using online resources to prevent delays.
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