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Denial of refund claim u/s 11B - Valuation - revision in price ...

Central Excise

May 15, 2015

Denial of refund claim u/s 11B - Valuation - revision in price at lower rate - reduction of penalty of upto 5% on account of delay in delivery - refund allowed - SC

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