Virtual personal hearings permitted under customs law to conduct appeals and adjudications via video conference while ensuring social distancing. Personal hearings under the Customs Act, 1962 may be conducted through video conference for proceedings before Commissioners (Appeals), original adjudicating authorities and compounding authorities to expedite appeals and adjudication, ensure social distancing for stakeholders, and enable parties and representatives to participate remotely; detailed procedural and technical guidelines are set out in the Board instruction (see paragraph 4).
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Virtual personal hearings permitted under customs law to conduct appeals and adjudications via video conference while ensuring social distancing.
Personal hearings under the Customs Act, 1962 may be conducted through video conference for proceedings before Commissioners (Appeals), original adjudicating authorities and compounding authorities to expedite appeals and adjudication, ensure social distancing for stakeholders, and enable parties and representatives to participate remotely; detailed procedural and technical guidelines are set out in the Board instruction (see paragraph 4).
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