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Appellants' Refund Claim for Special Additional Duty Approved Despite Non-Declaration on Invoices; Notification Purpose Fulfilled.

November 21, 2013

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Refund claim - No declaration on invoice - If the appellants have not even mentioned SAD on the invoices, the purchasers is not in a position to avail the credit of the same, this purpose of notification is fulfilled - AT

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