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Admissibility of suo-moto re-credit which was debited by them ...


Appellant Can Reclaim Previously Debited Amounts Suo-Moto Without Legal Barriers, Assert Rights to Re-Credit.

August 11, 2016

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Admissibility of suo-moto re-credit which was debited by them earlier under protest - there is no impediment in the appellant taking suo motto credit - AT

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