Foreign exchange appeal filing requires stated facts, grounds, relief, deposits, and supporting records for appellate consideration. Form II requires an appeal against an adjudication order to identify the applicant and impugned order, state the facts and grounds, and specify the relief ... Summary
Foreign exchange appeal filing requires stated facts, grounds, relief, deposits, and supporting records for appellate consideration.
Form II requires an appeal against an adjudication order to identify the applicant and impugned order, state the facts and grounds, and specify the relief sought. The appeal must include particulars of the appeal-fee deposit and, where applicable, the penalty deposit, with receipt details. It must be dated and signed by the applicant or authorised representative, with copies of relevant documents and a list of attachments.
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