Recovery of Excise dues from erstwhile owner - the movable and ...

Central Excise

May 8, 2019

Recovery of Excise dues from erstwhile owner - the movable and immovable assets purchased by auction purchaser/petitioner - recovery cannot be made from purchaser of the movable and immovable assets of the respondent in auction.

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Recovery of Excise dues from erstwhile owner - the movable and ...

Central Excise

May 8, 2019

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