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Clandestine removal - shortages of the finished goods - ...

Central Excise

February 19, 2020

Clandestine removal - shortages of the finished goods - discrepancies in the RG-1 Register with the production slips - there is no corroborative evidence in the shape of procurement of raw materials, transportation of goods and copy of the sale receipt etc. - No demand can be made - AT

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