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Denial of MODVAT Credit - Tribunal could not have disposed of ...

Central Excise

March 21, 2015

Denial of MODVAT Credit - Tribunal could not have disposed of the assessee's appeal, even in his absence, without considering the issue as to whether the products are classifiable as patent or proprietary medicaments or medicines other than proprietary and generic name. - HC

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