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Activity of production of Marble Slabs / tiles from rough ...


Cutting and polishing marble slabs is not considered manufacturing under Central Excise law.

November 4, 2015

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Activity of production of Marble Slabs / tiles from rough irregular marble slabs - cutting and polishing of the granites into slabs and tiles do not amount to activity of manufacture - AT

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