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Government Must Refund Terminal Excise Duty Paid in Error Despite Lack of Policy Provision, Court Rules.

November 18, 2020

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Refund claim - petitioner had deposited the TED which is not required in case of deemed exports, but in the absence of the provision of refund in the foreign trade policy, claim was rejected - Once there was such finding, the Appellate Authority ought to have examined the matter in the background that it is a welfare State and the Department/ Government do not indulge into profit making. If inadvertently certain amount has been paid, even if there is no provision in the Foreign Trade Policy, Government cannot unduly retain the amount. - Matter remanded back - HC

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