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Court Rules Parties in Loan Licensee Arrangement Not Related for Differential Duty Demand.

March 2, 2017

Case Laws     Central Excise     HC

Demand of differential duty - parties are related or not - loan licencee arrangement - the petitioners are not concerned whether M/s. Boots makes a loss or profit in the onward sale of Betonin. They are not holding and subsidiary company - The foundation being totally weak and unsustainable in law - HC

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