Clarification/Modification in Public Notice No. 36/2014 dated 10th October 2014, as amended vide Public Notice No. 38/2014, dated 16.10.2014, 02/2015 dated 08.01.2015, and 17/2015 dated 25.02.2015
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Adjudication jurisdiction clarified: allocation of import and export adjudication to specified sections and a Centralised Adjudication Cell. A Centralised Adjudication Cell will handle adjudication of cases at Commissioner and Additional/Joint Commissioner competency levels, while Sections/Assessment Groups will issue Show Cause Notices, adjudicate matters within their assigned scope, and carry out recovery and enforcement; import cases follow document filing and classification/value rules for allocation, and export cases are allocated to specified sections by export scheme with the highest duty/incentive determining jurisdiction when multiple schemes are involved.
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Adjudication jurisdiction clarified: allocation of import and export adjudication to specified sections and a Centralised Adjudication Cell.
A Centralised Adjudication Cell will handle adjudication of cases at Commissioner and Additional/Joint Commissioner competency levels, while Sections/Assessment Groups will issue Show Cause Notices, adjudicate matters within their assigned scope, and carry out recovery and enforcement; import cases follow document filing and classification/value rules for allocation, and export cases are allocated to specified sections by export scheme with the highest duty/incentive determining jurisdiction when multiple schemes are involved.
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