Amends notification no. 14/2002 Cus (NT) dated 7-3-2002 - Chief Commissioners of Customs and Central Excise — Areas of jurisdiction - 026/2008 - Customs - Non Tariff
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Jurisdictional reallocation of customs administrations expands commissionerates' territorial oversight to include specified central excise and customs offices. Amendment under sub-section (1) of section 4 of the Customs Act, 1962 substitutes Sl. No. 19 to list Cochin Central Excise; Calicut Central Excise and Customs; Thiruvanathapuram Central Excise and Customs; Cochin Customs; and Cochin Customs (Preventive), and substitutes Sl. No. 29 to list Bangalore Customs and Mangalore Customs under the Chief Commissioner of Customs, Bangalore.
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Jurisdictional reallocation of customs administrations expands commissionerates' territorial oversight to include specified central excise and customs offices.
Amendment under sub-section (1) of section 4 of the Customs Act, 1962 substitutes Sl. No. 19 to list Cochin Central Excise; Calicut Central Excise and Customs; Thiruvanathapuram Central Excise and Customs; Cochin Customs; and Cochin Customs (Preventive), and substitutes Sl. No. 29 to list Bangalore Customs and Mangalore Customs under the Chief Commissioner of Customs, Bangalore.
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