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Refund claim - the learned Commissioner (Appeals) is in error in ...

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March 4, 2016

Refund claim - the learned Commissioner (Appeals) is in error in rejecting the refund, holding that once duty is shown in invoice, it is deemed to be passed on, as the presumption is rebuttable. Thus, the appeal is allowed. The assessee, is held, entitled to refund - AT

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