A distinction has to be made between the term ‘by-product’ and ...

Central Excise

April 18, 2012

A distinction has to be made between the term ‘by-product’ and the term ‘waste.’ - The by-product would be waste only if it is of no value or negligible value something which the manufacture would want to get rid of - AT

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A distinction has to be made between the term ‘by-product’ and ...

Central Excise

April 18, 2012

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