Refund claim - per-deposited amount - the amount which is in ...

Central Excise

February 23, 2017

Refund claim - per-deposited amount - the amount which is in excess of the adjudged amount if retained that such retention of said amount shall be without authority of law and Article 365 of Constitution of India has not authorized Revenue to retain such amount - AT

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Refund claim - per-deposited amount - the amount which is in ...

Central Excise

February 23, 2017

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