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Denial of remission of duty - Goods lost in fire - appellant has ...


Appellant's Duty Remission Denied; No Need to Reverse Cenvat Credit for Capital Goods Lost in Fire.

April 18, 2015

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Denial of remission of duty - Goods lost in fire - appellant has taken Cenvat Credit correctly and there is also no provision in the Cenvat Credit Rules to reverse proportionately Cenvat Credit on capital goods which was lost in fire or were not used - AT

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