Appeal by PSU - Even when there was no COD clearance granted, ...

Central Excise

December 5, 2018

Appeal by PSU - Even when there was no COD clearance granted, the Tribunal had no jurisdiction and authority under the law to dismiss the appeal for want of COD and then to require the parties to apply restoration upon obtaining clearance.

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Appeal by PSU - Even when there was no COD clearance granted, ...

Central Excise

December 5, 2018

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