Customs review applications require prescribed particulars, grounds, supporting orders and authorisation where filed by a non-adjudicating applicant. Applications to the Commissioner (Appeals) under section 129D(4) of the Customs Act, 1962 are made in Form C.A.-2. The application must identify the ... Summary
Customs review applications require prescribed particulars, grounds, supporting orders and authorisation where filed by a non-adjudicating applicant.
Applications to the Commissioner (Appeals) under section 129D(4) of the Customs Act, 1962 are made in Form C.A.-2. The application must identify the parties, impugned order, relevant review order and its communication, and state the relief, facts and grounds. It must be signed and filed in duplicate with two copies of the adjudicating authority's order, including one certified copy, and a copy of the review order. An applicant other than the adjudicating authority must enclose the required authorisation.
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