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Cement Concrete Poles Not Subject to Duty if Destroyed Before Passing Quality Control Tests.

December 31, 2013

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Clandestine clearance of goods – quality control test in respect of cement concrete Poles, being a mandatory requirement before the goods produced could be considered as fully manufactured are not required to discharge duty liability when such cement concrete Poles get destroyed. - AT

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