SSI exemption - Manufacturing of pharmaceuticals in name of ...

Central Excise

June 30, 2014

SSI exemption - Manufacturing of pharmaceuticals in name of other person - respondent failed to satisfy condition of SSI benefit manufacturing branded goods of others not proving that the brand name was its own - AT

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SSI exemption - Manufacturing of pharmaceuticals in name of ...

Central Excise

June 30, 2014

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