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Suo motu credit is not permissible - All types of refund claim ...

Central Excise

November 25, 2013

Suo motu credit is not permissible - All types of refund claim be there of excess duty paid or otherwise are to be filed under Section 11B and have to pass the proof of not passing on the incidence of duty to others - AT

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