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of <h1>Case Remanded for Fair Hearing: Authority Must Allow Noticee to Respond Under Sea Customs Act, 1878.</h1> The case involved a violation of the principles of natural justice, where the adjudicating authority foreclosed the right of the noticee to reply to a notice, thus denying them a fair hearing. Originating from an issue under the Sea Customs Act, 1878, which lacked specific provisions for notice issuance, the case was remanded back to the original authority. The appellant-noticee was given the opportunity to respond and present their case. The original authority was directed to adjudicate the matter afresh, ensuring the noticee's right to a fair hearing was upheld, thereby rectifying the procedural illegality.
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