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Exciability - As such, the emergence of sludge and pulper ...


Sludge and pulper waste not classified as manufacturing byproducts under Central Excise laws for paper production.

April 14, 2014

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Exciability - As such, the emergence of sludge and pulper waste during the course of manufacture of paper or paper board cannot be held to the result of any manufacturing activity. - AT

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