Manufacture - clearances of the mixed solvent (spent solvents), ...

Central Excise

April 18, 2017

Manufacture - clearances of the mixed solvent (spent solvents), which is done from the factory premises, is the residue, which gets retained after the manufacturing of final products by repeated use of the solvents during the course of manufacturing of final products - Not excisable - demand set aside - AT

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Manufacture - clearances of the mixed solvent (spent solvents), ...

Central Excise

April 18, 2017

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