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Once the appeal filed by the Department is rejected, the action ...


Court Rejects Department's Appeal, Orders Refund of Duties Paid in Cash by Respondent.

February 18, 2019

Case Laws     Central Excise     AT

Once the appeal filed by the Department is rejected, the action proposed by the Revenue on the refund application is negated. Hence, the payment of duties, in cash, subsequently, after the objection taken by the department, becomes refundable to the Respondent.

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