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The case is established against the appellants at least on the ...

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June 2, 2016

The case is established against the appellants at least on the yardstick of preponderance probability. Revenue is not required to prove its case with mathematical precision specially in cases involving deliberate and well-thought out modus operandi to evade duty. - AT

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