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Denial of refund claim - Refund of excess duty paid - assessment ...


Refund Allowed for Excess Duty Paid Due to Clerical Error Without Challenging Assessment.

April 13, 2015

Case Laws     Customs     AT

Denial of refund claim - Refund of excess duty paid - assessment not challenged - in case excess duty has been paid on account of clerical error, refund is admissible. - AT

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