Bombay High Court Warns Principal Chief Commissioners Of Customs For Non-Representation In Cases

Case: Jaspal Singh Chandok Versus Union of India

Coram: Justice Prithviraj Chavan and Justice K.R. Sriram

Case No.: Writ Petition No. 352 Of 2011

Court Observation: “all Principal Chief Commissioners, who are posted within the jurisdiction of this Court are put to notice that whenever any matter is listed pertaining to their Commissionerate, either they shall personally remain present in Court and go on with the matter or ensure that a duly authorised advocate is instructed to appear in the matter.”

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