Whether the Respondent Assessee is entitled to refund claim of ...

Central Excise

April 7, 2014

Whether the Respondent Assessee is entitled to refund claim of the excess duty paid on the discounts which were given to M/s. L & T, but which were not reflected in the invoice - refund allowed - AT

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Whether the Respondent Assessee is entitled to refund claim of ...

Central Excise

April 7, 2014

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