Destruction of goods - remission of duty - “Manikchand” brand ...

Case Laws Central Excise

November 29, 2018

Destruction of goods - remission of duty - “Manikchand” brand Gutkha/ Pan Masala, which the appellant was not in a position to sale in the market due to order of the District Judge, Mandaleshwar Court, on the issue of brand name - Adjudicating Authority rejected the application for remission on various counts which are absolutely irrelevant.

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Destruction of goods - remission of duty - “Manikchand” brand ...

Case Laws Central Excise

November 29, 2018

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