Section 2 of EQA : Section 2: Definitions

Explanation using Example

Let's consider a hypothetical scenario where a company in India, "SpiceExport Ltd.", is engaged in the business of exporting spices to various countries. The company needs to ensure that its products meet specific quality standards and specifications before they are shipped overseas. Here's how the definitions from Section 2 of The Export (Quality Control and Inspection) Act, 1963, could be applied:

• Adjudicating Authority: SpiceExport Ltd. has been accused of exporting a batch of turmeric that does not meet the required quality standards. The adjudicating authority, as specified under section 10K, will be responsible for holding a hearing to determine if there has been a violation of the Act.
• Appellate Authority: If SpiceExport Ltd. disagrees with the decision made by the adjudicating authority, they can appeal to the appellate a...

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