Customs appeal filing requires prescribed particulars, deposit disclosure, verified grounds, duplicate submission, and the challenged order copy. Appeal to the Commissioner (Appeals) under the Customs Act is to be made in Form C.A.-1, stating the appellant's particulars, the challenged order, its ... Summary
Customs appeal filing requires prescribed particulars, deposit disclosure, verified grounds, duplicate submission, and the challenged order copy.
Appeal to the Commissioner (Appeals) under the Customs Act is to be made in Form C.A.-1, stating the appellant's particulars, the challenged order, its communication date, service address, deposit status for duty or penalty, personal-hearing preference, and relief claimed. The appeal must contain a statement of facts, grounds of appeal, and appellant verification. The grounds and verification require signature in accordance with the Customs (Appeals) Rules. The form, statement of facts, and grounds must be filed in duplicate with a copy of the challenged decision or order.
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