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Shortage in stock found during inspection - except the statement ...


Stock Shortage Found During Inspection; No Evidence of Illicit Manufacturing or Removal, Assessee Given Benefit of Doubt.

August 10, 2011

Case Laws     Central Excise     HC

Shortage in stock found during inspection - except the statement of the Director, there was no other evidence on record to indicate clandestine manufacture and removal of final products – benefit of doubt extended to assessee.... - HC

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