Payment of excess duty wrongly - Adjustment of the accounts from ...

Central Excise

March 24, 2017

Payment of excess duty wrongly - Adjustment of the accounts from Head of Account BED to Head of account SED - It would be too harsh to not allow the prayer of the appellants merely on the ground that there are two duty heads of accounts for procedural purposes - adjustment to be allowed - AT

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Payment of excess duty wrongly - Adjustment of the accounts from ...

Central Excise

March 24, 2017

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