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December 26, 2014

Rebate claim - amount of excess duty paid then prescribed rate of duty - Amount paid in excess of duty payable on one's own volition cannot be retained by Government and it has to be returned to manufacturer/applicant in the manner in which it was paid - CGOVT

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