Appointment of common adjudicating authority: delegation to Principal DG, DRI to expedite adjudication under Customs Act provisions. Power to appoint common adjudicating authority for DRI investigated cases is delegated to the Principal DG, DRI; high value, seizure, over valuation and existing adjudication matters are to be assigned to the Additional Director General (Adjudication), DRI, while other DRI cases will be allocated to jurisdictional Commissioners based on commissionerate or maximum duty evaded. Remand matters stay with original adjudicators, past DRI cases with current jurisdictional Commissioners continue with them, and cases outside these categories remain with the Board. Pending appointments and incomplete adjudications must be disposed of expeditiously, considering hearing stages.
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Appointment of common adjudicating authority: delegation to Principal DG, DRI to expedite adjudication under Customs Act provisions.
Power to appoint common adjudicating authority for DRI investigated cases is delegated to the Principal DG, DRI; high value, seizure, over valuation and existing adjudication matters are to be assigned to the Additional Director General (Adjudication), DRI, while other DRI cases will be allocated to jurisdictional Commissioners based on commissionerate or maximum duty evaded. Remand matters stay with original adjudicators, past DRI cases with current jurisdictional Commissioners continue with them, and cases outside these categories remain with the Board. Pending appointments and incomplete adjudications must be disposed of expeditiously, considering hearing stages.
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