Liability of duty - extended period of limitation - there were ...

Case Laws Central Excise

March 21, 2018

Liability of duty - extended period of limitation - there were conflicting views of different Benches of the Tribunal which came to be decided only with the issue of decision of the Larger Bench. Hence, it will not be fair on the part of the Revenue to take the view that appellant has suppressed the facts in the present case - AT

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Liability of duty - extended period of limitation - there were ...

Case Laws Central Excise

March 21, 2018

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