CENVAT credit - duty paying invoices - invoices which are not ...

Central Excise

June 2, 2017

CENVAT credit - duty paying invoices - invoices which are not addressed to it and are addressed to its sister concern which is only a technical lapse - the rejection of CENVAT credit on this ground is not legally justified. - AT

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CENVAT credit - duty paying invoices - invoices which are not ...

Central Excise

June 2, 2017

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