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Central Excise

September 11, 2015

Extended period of limitation - Manufacture - SSI Exemption - mere non payment of duty is not equivalent to collusion or wilful suppression of facts and in order to invoke extended period specific and explicit allegation must be proved by the Revenue - AT

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Extended period of limitation - Manufacture - SSI Exemption - ...

Central Excise

September 11, 2015

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