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Refund claim - paid excess duty on the removal of input - the ...

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May 23, 2016

Refund claim - paid excess duty on the removal of input - the legitimate claim of refund stand made within one year itself even though the formal refund application was filed subsequently (after one year), therefore the refund cannot be rejected on the ground of time bar. - AT

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