Duty on insurance claim - The appellants have already paid duty ...

Case Laws Central Excise

September 3, 2013

Duty on insurance claim - The appellants have already paid duty on the clearance of damaged goods at the value on which they were sold - as such there is no justification for addition of the same in the value of the goods damaged subsequently sold - No excise duty on insurance claim - AT

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Duty on insurance claim - The appellants have already paid duty ...

Case Laws Central Excise

September 3, 2013

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