Remission of duty - Goods destroyed in fire accident - The, ...

Central Excise

October 23, 2015

Remission of duty - Goods destroyed in fire accident - The, short circuit in electric wire is not in the hand of a man who could avoid such accident. Therefore, it cannot be the reason that appellant failed to take necessary steps to avoid fire accident. - AT

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Remission of duty - Goods destroyed in fire accident - The, ...

Central Excise

October 23, 2015

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