CESTAT has been repeatedly passing remand orders virtually ...

Central Excise

July 21, 2018

CESTAT has been repeatedly passing remand orders virtually abdicating its responsibility as an Appellate Court. This trend is unhealthy given that it is the final Court of fact and is required to adjudicate both on the issues of fact and law.

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CESTAT has been repeatedly passing remand orders virtually ...

Central Excise

July 21, 2018

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