Valuation - includibility - bought out items and other ...

Case Laws Central Excise

April 11, 2017

Valuation - includibility - bought out items and other manufacturing activity carried out at the site - The said activity of erection and installation, is not amount to manufacture - if at all any activity by any imagination is amount to manufacture, by virtue of immovability of LPG Bullets, the activities at site cannot be charged to excise duty - AT

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Valuation - includibility - bought out items and other ...

Case Laws Central Excise

April 11, 2017

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