The expression 'twelve calendar months' would encompass exactly ...

Central Excise

June 1, 2018

The expression 'twelve calendar months' would encompass exactly twelve months with any part of month computed as a month. Such expression cannot extend to 365 days which is used for reckoning term of one year.

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Central Excise

June 1, 2018

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