Delegation of Central Excise powers permits specified rule powers to be exercised by Commissioners and Chief Commissioners in their jurisdictions. The Central Government directs that specified powers exercisable by the Central Board under the Central Excise Rules may be exercised by officers of Central Excise in their jurisdictions, matching particular rule provisions with the rank authorised (Commissioner or Chief Commissioner), thereby establishing a rule by rule delegation of administrative authority.
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Delegation of Central Excise powers permits specified rule powers to be exercised by Commissioners and Chief Commissioners in their jurisdictions.
The Central Government directs that specified powers exercisable by the Central Board under the Central Excise Rules may be exercised by officers of Central Excise in their jurisdictions, matching particular rule provisions with the rank authorised (Commissioner or Chief Commissioner), thereby establishing a rule by rule delegation of administrative authority.
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