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Begin by entering your name and address in the designated fields. Ensure that this information is accurate, as it will be used for all correspondence.
Next, provide the designation and address of the officer whose decision you are appealing against, along with the date of that decision.
Indicate the date you received communication regarding the decision. This helps establish timelines for your appeal.
Fill in your preferred address for receiving notices related to your appeal.
In this section, detail the description and classification of goods involved, along with relevant dates and amounts related to duties, refunds, fines, and penalties.
Specify whether any duty or penalty has been deposited. If not, indicate if an application for dispensing with such deposit has been made.
State whether you wish to be heard in person during the appeal process.
Finally, outline the reliefs claimed in your appeal and provide a statement of facts along with grounds for your appeal. Don’t forget to sign where indicated.
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Annual report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, for the
-The court in general term, organized as above provided, shall have jurisdiction to try all appeals by persons convicted, be-. ,fore any judge of any offense or
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA COURT OF APPEALS. In 1986, the Court of Appeals stepped up efforts to address the persistent problem of delay in the handling of appeals.
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