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Excess of physical stock noticed as compared to that recorded in ...

Central Excise

August 4, 2016

Excess of physical stock noticed as compared to that recorded in the RG-1 register - huge difference found can not be on account of processing loss. Also it is not logical that the appellants would weigh the raw material while charging the furnace but no weigh the finished goods which come out from the furnace - AT

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