Since the appellant had categorically informed the department ...

Central Excise

April 13, 2017

Since the appellant had categorically informed the department regarding supply of goods under EPCG licence and filed the re-warehousing certificate, the allegation of suppression, fraud, etc. cannot be leveled against the appellant justifying the issuance of show cause notice by invoking the extended period of limitation - AT

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Since the appellant had categorically informed the department ...

Central Excise

April 13, 2017

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