Validity of tribunal order - The contentions of the revenue were ...

Central Excise

December 16, 2015

Validity of tribunal order - The contentions of the revenue were not even recorded and no reason for dismissing the appeal filed by the revenue has been mentioned. - order of the Tribunal is devoid of merit, as it does not assign any reason for allowing the appeal of the assessee - HC

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Validity of tribunal order - The contentions of the revenue were ...

Central Excise

December 16, 2015

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