Rejection of cross objections as time barred - in the Act, no ...

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August 22, 2016

Rejection of cross objections as time barred - in the Act, no such time period is prescribed. Time fixed by the learned Appellate Authority was fixed by him and there was no statutory provisions against this time period fixed by him - Appellate Authority and Tribunal erred while taking the cross objections also as time barred. - HC

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Rejection of cross objections as time barred - in the Act, no ...

Central Excise

August 22, 2016

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