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Duty demand - Destruction of goods by fire - prima facie, it ...

Central Excise

March 27, 2014

Duty demand - Destruction of goods by fire - prima facie, it cannot be treated as a case of removal of capital goods as such and the amount received by the applicants from the insurance company cannot be treated as if sale proceeds of capital goods cleared as such - AT

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