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Refund - the arguments of the Revenue that only for payment of ...

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March 14, 2014

Refund - the arguments of the Revenue that only for payment of duty, a dealer of textile goods will be considered as a manufacturer and not for refund of Cenvat credit is not consistent and not in conformity with the policy of the Government - AT

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