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The criminal case is decided on the basis of evidence adduced ...


Criminal cases rely on their own evidence; CESTAT and trial court proceedings can occur concurrently without interference.

February 1, 2017

Case Laws     Central Excise     HC

The criminal case is decided on the basis of evidence adduced therein and cannot be rejected on the basis of evidence in departmental proceedings and therefore, both proceedings pending before the CESTAT and the trial court shall go on simultaneously and there is no impediment for the same - HC

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