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Court Rules: Appeals Under Central Excise Must Be Filed Within 90 Days; No Extension Beyond Section 35 Limitations.

July 9, 2015

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Condonation of delay - delay in filing an appeal before Commissioner (Appeals) - limitation provided under section 35 of the Act cannot be condoned in filing the appeal beyond the period of 30 days as provided by the proviso nor the appeal can be filed beyond the period of 90 days - HC

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