CBIC
withdraws Circular No. 16/2018-Cus specifying monetary limits for adjudication
by specified Customs officers in cases liable to confiscation under Chapter XIV
of Customs Act; Notes that as a result of such Circular, show cause notices
issued previously would need to be amended in terms of revised adjudication
powers, which would delay the adjudication proceedings; Show cause notices
issued for adjudication of cases falling under Chapter XIV (Section 122(a) of
Customs Act) are answerable to Principal Commissioner / Commissioner / Jt.
Commissioner without any limits : CBIC Circular
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