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Manufacturer claimed nil rate of duty on the ground that the ...

Central Excise

January 5, 2012

Manufacturer claimed nil rate of duty on the ground that the same are manufactured without the aid of power - Water is lifted to the water tank with the aid of power and the water so lifted is further used in the manufacture of final product - held that the goods are manufactured with the aid of power .... - AT

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