Appeal procedure under customs law requires departmental review before filing appeals; settlement commission provides alternative dispute resolution. The Customs Act provides a hierarchical appellate and review framework requiring departmental appeals to follow a prescribed internal review procedure before escalation; multiple appellate forums operate within this statutory architecture. Separately, the Act offers a Settlement Commission as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism distinct from the appellate route.
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Appeal procedure under customs law requires departmental review before filing appeals; settlement commission provides alternative dispute resolution.
The Customs Act provides a hierarchical appellate and review framework requiring departmental appeals to follow a prescribed internal review procedure before escalation; multiple appellate forums operate within this statutory architecture. Separately, the Act offers a Settlement Commission as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism distinct from the appellate route.
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