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Remission of duty - Fire accident - Negligence on the part of ...


No Duty Remission for Fire Accidents If Appellant's Negligence Proven Under Central Excise Regulations.

December 23, 2014

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Remission of duty - Fire accident - Negligence on the part of the appellant could be attributed if they were required to take certain actions/ precautions as per laws of the land but they failed to take such precaution/ action. - AT

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