Rate of duty @1% subject to non-availment of cenvat credit - ...

Central Excise

October 3, 2015

Rate of duty @1% subject to non-availment of cenvat credit - Notification no/ 1/2011 - appellants had not taken credit of duty paid on inputs or tax paid on services at all - but utilizing the credit as accumulated earlier - prima facie case is against the assessee - AT

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Rate of duty @1% subject to non-availment of cenvat credit - ...

Central Excise

October 3, 2015

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