Refund clam - payment of duty twice - once from the cenvat ...

Central Excise

December 15, 2018

Refund clam - payment of duty twice - once from the cenvat account and subsequently by cash through PLA - re-credit taken suo moto instead of claiming refund - claim allowed - no penalty.

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Refund clam - payment of duty twice - once from the cenvat ...

Central Excise

December 15, 2018

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