Delegation of power to Principal Chief Commissioner to specify within his jurisdiction, the jurisdiction of a Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals) or a Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit) - 29/2014 - Central Excise - Non Tariff
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Delegation of power allows Principal Chief Commissioner to define Commissioner Appeals and Audit jurisdiction, limiting their authority accordingly. Delegation authorises the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner to specify, within their territorial scope, the jurisdiction of a Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals) and a Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit), and limits those Commissioners' authority to the jurisdiction so specified; the delegation includes an operative commencement date.
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Delegation of power allows Principal Chief Commissioner to define Commissioner Appeals and Audit jurisdiction, limiting their authority accordingly.
Delegation authorises the Principal Chief Commissioner or Chief Commissioner to specify, within their territorial scope, the jurisdiction of a Commissioner of Central Excise (Appeals) and a Commissioner of Central Excise (Audit), and limits those Commissioners' authority to the jurisdiction so specified; the delegation includes an operative commencement date.
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