Clandestine removal - In terms of Section 9D referred above, ...

Case Laws Central Excise

January 9, 2020

Clandestine removal - In terms of Section 9D referred above, cross examination is necessary to establish the relevance of statements recorded during the investigation proceedings - only after cross examination the statement can be admitted as an evidence in the proceedings

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Clandestine removal - In terms of Section 9D referred above, ...

Case Laws Central Excise

January 9, 2020

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