SECTION 50, READ WITH SECTION 5 OF THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATION ACT, 1973 (REPEALED ACT) - PENALTY/ENTRUSTMENT OF FUNCTIONS OF DIRECTOR OR OTHER OFFICERS OF ENFORCEMENT - NOTIFIED ADJUDICATING OFFICERS - SO 395(E) - Foreign Exchange Management
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Adjudicating Officers designation under foreign exchange law enables specified officers to adjudicate contraventions assigned by enforcement. The Central Government authorises specified officers as Adjudicating Officers to adjudicate contraventions of the Repealed Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (excluding specified provisions), with cases assigned by the Directorate of Enforcement, thereby delegating adjudicatory functions to officers of Customs, Central Excise and Income tax to give continued effect to enforcement action under transitional provisions.
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Adjudicating Officers designation under foreign exchange law enables specified officers to adjudicate contraventions assigned by enforcement.
The Central Government authorises specified officers as Adjudicating Officers to adjudicate contraventions of the Repealed Foreign Exchange Regulation Act (excluding specified provisions), with cases assigned by the Directorate of Enforcement, thereby delegating adjudicatory functions to officers of Customs, Central Excise and Income tax to give continued effect to enforcement action under transitional provisions.
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