Excisability/marketability - single ply jute produced by the ...

Single Ply Jute Yarn Ruled Marketable and Subject to Excise Duty; Excisability Confirmed for Internal Use Products.

June 18, 2018

Case Laws Central Excise AT

Excisability/marketability - single ply jute produced by the appellant and captively consumed in the manufacture of multiple fold hank jute yarn - whether the single ply yarn produced by the appellant is marketable and thereby liable to excise duty or not? - Held Yes

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Excisability/marketability - single ply jute produced by the ...

Single Ply Jute Yarn Ruled Marketable and Subject to Excise Duty; Excisability Confirmed for Internal Use Products.

June 18, 2018

Case Laws Central Excise AT

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