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Recovery of dues - existence of dues as per the resolution plan ...

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November 2, 2022

Recovery of dues - existence of dues as per the resolution plan approved by NCLT or not - This tribunal being creature under the Customs Act, even though the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code have over riding effect over all the other acts, in absence of any explicit provision under the Customs/Central Excise Act, this tribunal cannot decide finally whether the adjudged amount can be recovered by the department or otherwise. This issue has to be resolved by the respondent. - AT

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