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Default in making Central Excise duty payment - penalty could ...


Penalties for Central Excise duty default limited to Rs. 5,000 per case u/r 27, not Rule 25.

March 1, 2014

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Default in making Central Excise duty payment - penalty could not be levied under Rule 25 of the Rules and for the alleged default, the penalty was restricted to Rs. 5,000/- in each matter under Rule 27 - AT

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