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Closure of their factory due to disconnection of power supply - ...


Factory Closure Due to Power Cut Leads to Excise Duty Demand; Duty Demand Overturned as Power Never Restored.

November 29, 2018

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Closure of their factory due to disconnection of power supply - demand of central excise duty - power connection of the appellant unit was never restored during the period - Demand of duty set side.

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