Refund claim - valuation - price escalation - the customers have ...

Central Excise

July 16, 2016

Refund claim - valuation - price escalation - the customers have refused the payment of the price escalation invoices raised by the appellants. From this, it is evident that the appellants have not recovered the duty incidence from their customers - refund allowed - AT

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Refund claim - valuation - price escalation - the customers have ...

Central Excise

July 16, 2016

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