Concessional rate of duty on Cement - installed capacity - ...

Central Excise

August 6, 2015

Concessional rate of duty on Cement - installed capacity - CESTAT should have considered the material placed by the Revenue and only then come to a conclusion as to whether the certificate issued by Commissioner of Industries should be acted upon or not - SC

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Concessional rate of duty on Cement - installed capacity - ...

Central Excise

August 6, 2015

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