Special Adjudicators appointment under Customs Act establishes a two-member Chief Commissioner committee to carry out adjudication functions. The Board constitutes a two-member committee of Chief Commissioners of Customs to exercise statutory adjudicatory functions for matters within the jurisdiction of Commissioners (Adjudication), specifying committee membership and territorial coverage tied to the Customs Act adjudication provisions and preserving administrative control arrangements.
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Special Adjudicators appointment under Customs Act establishes a two-member Chief Commissioner committee to carry out adjudication functions.
The Board constitutes a two-member committee of Chief Commissioners of Customs to exercise statutory adjudicatory functions for matters within the jurisdiction of Commissioners (Adjudication), specifying committee membership and territorial coverage tied to the Customs Act adjudication provisions and preserving administrative control arrangements.
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