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Penalty on authorized signatory cannot be imposed under Rule 26 ...


Authorized Signatories Not Penalized u/r 26 for Non-Clandestine Removal or Improper Records; Main Appellants Penalized u/r 25.

December 5, 2017

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Penalty on authorized signatory cannot be imposed under Rule 26 on the ground that the goods were not removed outside the factory premises in clandestine manner and also for non maintenance of proper records, the main appellants have already been penalized under Rule 25 - AT

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