Undervaluation of goods - Mutuality of interest - interconnected ...

Central Excise

May 11, 2015

Undervaluation of goods - Mutuality of interest - interconnected undertaking - Burden of proof - Mere allegation that there was mutuality of interest remained unproved when burden of proof was on Revenue in this regard - AT

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Undervaluation of goods - Mutuality of interest - interconnected ...

Central Excise

May 11, 2015

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