Extended period of limitation - non payment of duty on crossing ...

Central Excise

August 5, 2014

Extended period of limitation - non payment of duty on crossing the SSI exemption limit - Bonafide belief - the appellant did not submit details sought by the department and continued to drag the issue by prolonged correspondence - demand and penalty confirmed - AT

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Extended period of limitation - non payment of duty on crossing ...

Central Excise

August 5, 2014

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