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The allegations of the Department about suppression of facts on ...


Appellant's Fact Suppression Allegations Unfounded; Discrepancy Due to Wrong Excise Code, Not Intentional Concealment.

December 1, 2018

Case Laws     Service Tax     AT

The allegations of the Department about suppression of facts on part of the appellant with the mention that the mistake came to the notice only at the time of Audit is not sustainable specially in a case where the duty has been paid, however, to a wrong Excise Code.

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