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Irregular availment of capital goods credit availed on the CVD ...

Central Excise

July 15, 2015

Irregular availment of capital goods credit availed on the CVD paid on the imported capital goods cleared under EPCG licence - no suppression of facts by the appellants with deliberate intention to evade duty - Penalty levied u/s 11AC waived - AT

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