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adjudication matter

Date 23 Apr 2016
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Delegation of adjudicatory power: subordinate officers may adjudicate VCES notices subject to value limits and appeal paths.
The core issue is whether a Commissioner may issue an SCN under VCES and make it answerable to an Additional Commissioner, and whether the Additional Commissioner may adjudicate an SCN not originally issued by him. Key operative points: verify the factual basis of the alleged false declaration; confirm that the demand falls within the value limits permitting subordinate adjudication; and recognise that a Commissioner can delegate adjudicatory powers to lower officers. Remedies include appellate challenge to the next administrative level and, if appeals are exhausted, writ review for lack of jurisdiction. (AI Summary)

SCN relating to false declaration under VCES '13 of less than ₹ 50 lakhs issued by Commissioner has been made answerable to Addl. Commissioner. Is it correct? Can a lower officer adjudicate SCN issued by higher officer OR for that matter could the Addl.Com decide a SCN which was not issued by him ?

The above case has been adjudicated and the SCN has been confirmed. Can a case of acting beyond jurisdiction by the Addl.Com be made out? Since in VCES only Commissioner could open a case, so, was it not incorrect to make the SCN answerable to Addl. Commissioner. Has the situation vitiated the case and made the SCN void?

What can be done at the appellate stage? Pl advise. Time is very short for filing Appeal. Thanking You.

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