Imposition of penalty by the Settlement Commission - department ...

Central Excise

June 9, 2016

Imposition of penalty by the Settlement Commission - department took the stand that the job work activity undertaken by the Petitioner amounts to manufacture and not service and that the Petitioner was required to pay excise duty - penalty imposed by Settlement Commission is set aside. - HC

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Imposition of penalty by the Settlement Commission - department ...

Central Excise

June 9, 2016

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