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Undervaluation of assessable value - appellant has shown in the ...

Central Excise

January 21, 2016

Undervaluation of assessable value - appellant has shown in the invoices itself that they are receiving bailing charges which are only for the additional/special packing sought by the buyer - duty confirmed invoking the extended period of limitation - AT

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