Denial of the benefit of refund of terminal excise duty in ...

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December 2, 2016

Denial of the benefit of refund of terminal excise duty in relation to capital goods supplied to power projects - since there was a justification and even a strong public interest element in the denial of terminal excise duty benefits, the question of its being arbitrary does not arise - HC

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Denial of the benefit of refund of terminal excise duty in ...

Customs

December 2, 2016

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