Remission of duty on loss of goods - cement and cement clinkers ...

Central Excise

December 7, 2016

Remission of duty on loss of goods - cement and cement clinkers - it can be safely concluded that the shortage is due to transit loss - demand set aside - AT

View Source

← Previous Next →

Remission of duty on loss of goods - cement and cement clinkers ...

Central Excise

December 7, 2016

You may also like:

Refund of duty paid in Cash - manufacturing of cement - different rates when manufactured using Clinker and using Limestone & Gypsum - exemption is required to be...

Remission of Duty - Shortage of Goods - Section 23 of the Customs Act, 1962 - shortage was genuine and did not occur due to negligence, such losses occurred due to...

CENVAT Credit - Remission of duty - Loss of goods in dacoity - even if this is treated as a case of dacoity, the remission of duty cannot be allowed - AT

100% EOU - Remission of duty - Rule 21 of Central Excise Rules, 2002 - remission is allowed on the goods which were cleared for export but could not be exported due to accident.

Remission of duty payable on 4082 MTs of molasses - deteriorated due to auto-combustion and ultimately became unfit for consumption - demand of duty set aside - AT

Clandestine removal - Clinker - It is not for the respondent to show that they have not actually manufactured any final product out of this limestone found short. It is...

Refund of duty paid - remission of duty - In the present case, the quantity remains the same, the variation in KL is only due to density of the goods that due to...

Remission of duty - storage loss and remission of excise duty leviable on 895 quintals of sugar beyond the permissible limit of 0.5 is not condonable - HC

100% EOU - return of damaged goods - goods were damaged in transit while they were taken out for export - since goods are not cleared for DTA, demand of duty set aside.

Duty demand - Shortage of stock - Clandestine removal of goods - information received from the Income tax Department cannot be made the sole basis for confirmation of...

Quick Updates: