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Central Excise

February 8, 2020

Recovery and demand of duty from the purchaser of goods in auction - auction by the official liquidator of the manufacturing company - assessee is neither a manufacturer of excisable goods nor it has used purchased goods for manufacturing of other goods, no duty can be demanded under Section 11A(1) of the Act, 1994.

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