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An assessee who is working under the Central Excise, is expected ...

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February 19, 2015

An assessee who is working under the Central Excise, is expected to be knowledge of the basic fact that one product cannot be held to be falling under two different headings and cannot be allowed to adopt two different classifications in respect of the same product - AT

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