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Cement Duty Evasion Case: 0.4% Weight Variation in Bags Deemed Permissible, Within 1% Allowable Range.

October 6, 2016

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Evasion of duty - packing of excess cement of about 200 gms. in each bag - weight declared was of 50 kgs - The weight of 50.200 kgs. per bag found by the Department - same is allowable being within the range of 1% variation - AT

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