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It is a common knowledge that if the goods cleared for export, ...

Central Excise

November 8, 2013

It is a common knowledge that if the goods cleared for export, Central Excise duty does not arise - demands raised on Sand Stone Tiles and Khatu Marble Tiles set-aside - AT

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