CUSTOMS APPEAL NO.K-15 OF 2003, DECIDED ON 3RD FEBRUARY, 2003 versus CUSTOMS APPEAL NO.K-15 OF 2003, DECIDED ON 3RD FEBRUARY, 2003
Sections 180 and 203 show cause notice Correction of errors Scope covariance embodied in Section 203 of the Customs Act, 1969, to create new responsibilities or add these individuals to criminal proceedings, to issue an effective power to remove errors. Is. The act gives the customs officer the option to change the nature and nature of the operation. New Responsibilities They Cannot Be Created By A Disclaimer If the Adjudicating Officer's arrival concludes that it is necessary to impose fines against some persons other than those involved in the showcase notice, an independent show cause notice is a The Coryndum must be issued and issued in order to bring about any violation in the scope of the current action so as to violate the principles of natural justice.
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