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Loss and stock of the waste paper in a fire - whether indigenous ...

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December 5, 2015

Loss and stock of the waste paper in a fire - whether indigenous goods or imported goods - it is clear that the entire goods lost in fire is indeed imported material and when it is so, demand of entire custom duty, excise duty is sustainable in toto. - AT

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