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Recovery of excessive refund / rebate of excise duty granted ...

Central Excise

September 1, 2014

Recovery of excessive refund / rebate of excise duty granted earlier - export of pharmaceutical products - allegation of over-valuation of goods - Decided in favor of assessee - HC

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