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Rule 16: No Six-Month Limit for Returned Goods in Central Excise; Double Duty Not Applicable for Delays.

March 11, 2017

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Returned goods - Rule 16 - the period of six months was not provided under Rule whereas it is provided by way of trade notice which is procedural one. Under any circumstances duty paid goods cannot be levied duty twice only because it is not cleared within six months from the factory of the appellant - AT

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