Exemption of not printing MRP as per provisions of Rule 26 of ...

Central Excise

August 10, 2013

Exemption of not printing MRP as per provisions of Rule 26 of LMPC Rules - Writ petition in the absence of the petitioner's cooperation in leading evidence on which he was claiming exemption, is not maintainable. - HC

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Exemption of not printing MRP as per provisions of Rule 26 of ...

Central Excise

August 10, 2013

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