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The final order passed by the (CESTAT) that the unutilised ...

Central Excise

October 24, 2017

The final order passed by the (CESTAT) that the unutilised credit of Additional Excise Duty is refundable merely on the basis that there is no provision in law to deny refund, deserves to be set aside. - HC

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