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CBIC appoints single Assistant Commissioner as common adjudicating authority for SVB case across multiple customs jurisdictions under Customs Act 1962 sections 3-5
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CBIC appointed Assistant Commissioner of Customs, Group-V, NS-V, JNCH as common adjudicating authority for finalization of provisional assessment in SVB case concerning Company A. The appointment covers four show cause notices issued by different customs authorities including JNCH Nhava Sheva, CRC-II ACC Sahar Mumbai, Commissioner-Customs-Import Chennai, and Commissioner of Customs Port Kolkata. The notification consolidates adjudication powers under sections 3, 4, and 5 of Customs Act 1962, transferring jurisdiction from multiple Deputy/Assistant Commissioners to a single designated officer for efficient case resolution and uniform decision-making in related customs matters involving the same noticee.
CBIC appointed Assistant Commissioner of Customs, Group-V, NS-V, JNCH as common adjudicating authority for finalization of provisional assessment in SVB case concerning Company A. The appointment covers four show cause notices issued by different customs authorities including JNCH Nhava Sheva, CRC-II ACC Sahar Mumbai, Commissioner-Customs-Import Chennai, and Commissioner of Customs Port Kolkata. The notification consolidates adjudication powers under sections 3, 4, and 5 of Customs Act 1962, transferring jurisdiction from multiple Deputy/Assistant Commissioners to a single designated officer for efficient case resolution and uniform decision-making in related customs matters involving the same noticee.
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