Refund claim - Where and admittedly there is a nil assessment ...

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May 28, 2015

Refund claim - Where and admittedly there is a nil assessment order, whether the assessee is entitled to claim refund without making a challenge to such assessment order - Held Yes, refund allowed - HC

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Refund claim - Where and admittedly there is a nil assessment ...

Customs

May 28, 2015

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