Liability of the appellant for higher rate of duty based on the ...

Case Laws Central Excise

February 5, 2016

Liability of the appellant for higher rate of duty based on the test reports of NTH - When the appellant were not aware of the test reports, there can be no mis-declaration of unknown facts - AT

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Liability of the appellant for higher rate of duty based on the ...

Case Laws Central Excise

February 5, 2016

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