Waiver of pre deposit - appellants have already paid 10% duty ...

Service Tax

July 8, 2015

Waiver of pre deposit - appellants have already paid 10% duty while filing this appeal before this Tribunal. Therefore, it is treated that this 10% duty would be sufficient to hear their appeal on merits by the Commissioner (Appeals) - AT

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Waiver of pre deposit - appellants have already paid 10% duty ...

Service Tax

July 8, 2015

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