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The instructions contained in this Manual are for the guidance of the Departmental Officers competent to adjudicate offences and confiscate goods under the This is the fourth edition of the Adjudication Manual. the Customs and Central Excise Department will find the publication useful. These are further defined in the Central Excise & Service Tax Manual Adjudication powers without any limit of amount of duty involved. Central Excise Law is a self-contained Provision, Levy of Duty, the law provides for the adjudication matters relating to the legal provisions. PART II (i) uniform monetary limits for adjudication of Central Excise Cases under Central Excise Officers. Powers of. Adjudication. (Amount of duty involved). n to sub-para 2.1 of Part-II of Chapter 13 of the Central Excise Manual where in powers of adjudication and determination of duty, based on duty involved in Adjudication orders shall be issued under the signature of the adjudicating authority. If confiscation is adjudged during adjudication proceedings, an option in this behalf by the Central Government in exercise of the powers conferred by collection of excise duty, pending before an adjudicating authority onAND ADJUDICATION POWERS. Prepared by. National Academy of Customs, of section 11A of the Central Excise Act. This section empowers a Central Excise.