Remission of duty - damage due to the arson indulged in by the ...

Case Laws Central Excise

July 5, 2023

Remission of duty - damage due to the arson indulged in by the mob of the workers - From a harmonious reading of the Rule would clarify that when the loss is caused by natural causes or unavoidable accident, the Assessee should be granted remission of duty. Coming to the factual matrix of this case, it is very clear that the arson indulged in by the mob of the workers was absolutely not an act which could have been avoided or controlled by the Management of the Appellant - Benefit of remission of duty allowed - AT

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Remission of duty - damage due to the arson indulged in by the ...

Case Laws Central Excise

July 5, 2023

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