Clandestine removal of goods - the non-recording of the correct ...

Assessee's Failure to Record Correct Quantity in RG.1 Register Leads to Duty Demand for Excise Violation.

March 26, 2015

Case Laws Central Excise HC

Clandestine removal of goods - the non-recording of the correct quantity of goods in the statutory record, viz., RG.1 register maintained by the assessee establishes the case for demand of duty, more so in a case of statement accepting Central Excise violation - HC

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Clandestine removal of goods - the non-recording of the correct ...

Assessee's Failure to Record Correct Quantity in RG.1 Register Leads to Duty Demand for Excise Violation.

March 26, 2015

Case Laws Central Excise HC

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