Hearing in person: amendment requires appeal forms to record whether an appellant wishes to be heard in person. The Customs (Appeals) Amendment Rules, 1986 insert the question 'Whether the appellant wishes to be heard in person' into Form C.A.-1 after Serial No. 6, into Form C.A.-3 after Serial No. 9, and into Form C.A.-8 after Serial No. 8; the amendment is effective from publication in the Official Gazette and standardizes recording of an appellant's preference to be heard in person.
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Hearing in person: amendment requires appeal forms to record whether an appellant wishes to be heard in person.
The Customs (Appeals) Amendment Rules, 1986 insert the question "Whether the appellant wishes to be heard in person" into Form C.A.-1 after Serial No. 6, into Form C.A.-3 after Serial No. 9, and into Form C.A.-8 after Serial No. 8; the amendment is effective from publication in the Official Gazette and standardizes recording of an appellant's preference to be heard in person.
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