Time limit for adjudication must be observed, cases finalised within the prescribed period and trade notified. The Board reiterates that adjudication of cases arising from show cause notices should be completed within a maximum period of six months from the date of issue of the show cause notice, and directs that this time limit be adhered to to prevent undue delays. The instruction must be communicated to the Trade and field formations through Trade Notices, circulars, public notices or office orders to ensure procedural compliance and timely case disposal.
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Time limit for adjudication must be observed, cases finalised within the prescribed period and trade notified.
The Board reiterates that adjudication of cases arising from show cause notices should be completed within a maximum period of six months from the date of issue of the show cause notice, and directs that this time limit be adhered to to prevent undue delays. The instruction must be communicated to the Trade and field formations through Trade Notices, circulars, public notices or office orders to ensure procedural compliance and timely case disposal.
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