When no factual or legal infirmity had been found in the order ...

Appellate Tribunal Confirms Order; No Errors Found, Waiver Denied After Comprehensive Review of Records and Circumstances.

September 27, 2013

Case Laws Central Excise HC

When no factual or legal infirmity had been found in the order by the appellant and even in proceedings no case for interference with the order was made out particularly when the Appellate Tribunal had, after going through the complete record and attending circumstances, come to a firm finding that it was not a case of complete waiver - HC

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When no factual or legal infirmity had been found in the order ...

Appellate Tribunal Confirms Order; No Errors Found, Waiver Denied After Comprehensive Review of Records and Circumstances.

September 27, 2013

Case Laws Central Excise HC

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