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Non-accounting of manufactured goods in the statutory records ...


Failure to Record Manufactured Goods Can Lead to Confiscation and Penalties u/r 173Q(1)(b.

January 25, 2014

Case Laws     Central Excise     HC

Non-accounting of manufactured goods in the statutory records falls within the ambit of Rules 173Q(1)(b) attracting provision of confiscation and penalty - HC

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