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Maintainability of Second Notice – Once a show cause notice ...

Central Excise

September 11, 2013

Maintainability of Second Notice – Once a show cause notice invoking extended period had been issued, no further show cause notice for the subsequent period invoking extended period can be issued to the assesse on the same issue. - AT

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