Since the appellant admittedly paid duty alongwith interest ...

Central Excise

May 26, 2016

Since the appellant admittedly paid duty alongwith interest subject to correctness thereof, there was no need to issue notice for demand of such duty and appropriation thereof, consequently no penalty is imposable on the appellant - AT

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Since the appellant admittedly paid duty alongwith interest ...

Central Excise

May 26, 2016

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