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Demand of duty – Suo-moto credit taken by appellant - the ...


Appellant's Suo-Moto Credit Set Aside: Mistaken Payment Not Classified as Duty Under Review.

May 18, 2013

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Demand of duty – Suo-moto credit taken by appellant - the amount paid by mistake cannot be termed as duty in the case on hand - demand set aside. - AT

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