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SSI Exemption - clandestine removal - Admittedly, the total ...


Court Finds Revenue's Estimation of Production and Duty Overstated Due to Low Power Usage and Machine Downtime.

November 19, 2020

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

SSI Exemption - clandestine removal - Admittedly, the total electricity bill for the two months in dispute is about ₹ 20,100/- or ₹ 10,000/- per month approximately. With such meager consumption of power and taking in view the installed capacity, as well as the idle time due to power failure or break down of machine from time to time, the estimated production and confirming of duty by Revenue is found to be erroneous and high pitched. - AT

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