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Extension of adjudication period preserves CAA jurisdiction for specified customs show cause notices under statutory provision. The Director General, Revenue Intelligence exercised the first proviso to section 28(9) of the Customs Act, 1962 to extend by one year from 06.09.2019 the period for determination of duty or interest under section 28(8) for the noticees listed, preserving the appointment and jurisdiction of the Common Adjudicating Authority for the referenced DRI show cause notices as set out in the Table.
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Extension of adjudication period preserves CAA jurisdiction for specified customs show cause notices under statutory provision.
The Director General, Revenue Intelligence exercised the first proviso to section 28(9) of the Customs Act, 1962 to extend by one year from 06.09.2019 the period for determination of duty or interest under section 28(8) for the noticees listed, preserving the appointment and jurisdiction of the Common Adjudicating Authority for the referenced DRI show cause notices as set out in the Table.
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