Extends the jurisdiction of Commissioners of Customs as specified in notification no. 15/2002 to whole of India as assigned to them by the Board - 95/2010 - Customs - Non Tariff
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Jurisdiction extension: Commissioners of Customs granted nationwide adjudication authority for cases assigned by the Board. The notification amends the principal customs notification to provide that the officers specified in the Table shall have jurisdiction over the whole of India for adjudicating cases as assigned to them by the Central Board, removing territorial limits on their adjudicatory competence when so assigned under the authority of section 4(1) of the Customs Act.
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Jurisdiction extension: Commissioners of Customs granted nationwide adjudication authority for cases assigned by the Board.
The notification amends the principal customs notification to provide that the officers specified in the Table shall have jurisdiction over the whole of India for adjudicating cases as assigned to them by the Central Board, removing territorial limits on their adjudicatory competence when so assigned under the authority of section 4(1) of the Customs Act.
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