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Under the Customs Act, 1962, which of the following is listed as a class of officers of customs in the Act's section on classes of officers?
Commissioner of Customs (Appeals) is a listed class of officers of customs under section 3 of the Customs Act, 1962. Police officers only assist customs officers under section 151, and the other designations do not appear in the list of classes.
- ACommissioner of Customs (Appeals)Correct
- BCollector of Central Excise
- CSuperintendent of Police
- DRegistrar of Companies
Explanation
Section 3 lists Commissioner of Customs (Appeals) as a separate class of officers of customs. Police officers are only required to assist customs officers under section 151, and excise collectors and Registrars are not listed in section 3.
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