12 Questions
What is the purpose of filing a protest as outlined in the text?
To challenge a ruling or decision made by the District Collector or customs officer
According to Section 1107, what is the consequence of not filing a protest in a protestable case?
The action of the District Collector is final and conclusive
When is the deadline to file a protest against a ruling or decision as mentioned in the text?
Within 15 days after payment or thereafter
What is required for the release of imported goods under protest if the disputed amount is not paid?
Posting of sufficient security
According to Section 1108, how should a protest be filed?
In accordance with prescribed rules and regulations
What action does filing a protest allow an interested party to take?
To appeal a District Collector's action
What is the time limit for the Commissioner to render a decision on a protest?
30 days
Which party is required to furnish samples of goods if the protest involves questions of fact?
Importer
What must the protesting party specify in the document when making a protest?
Both decision and grounds
In case a protest is sustained, what action is taken by the authorities?
Appropriate order is made
How many days after receiving a protest does the Commissioner have to render a decision if it's filed correctly?
30 days
Which official verifies the samples of goods presented by importers in case of a protest?
Customs officer who made the classification
Learn about the process of filing a protest against a ruling or decision made by a District Collector or customs officer in matters related to goods valuation, rules of origin, and other customs issues. Understand the procedure involved in appealing to the Commissioner, including the time constraints for submitting a written protest.
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