Whether tool kit can be termed as accessories of final product ...

Central Excise

January 24, 2013

Whether tool kit can be termed as accessories of final product as envisaged in the definition of ‘input’ - ‘tool kit’ is squarely covered by the definition of ‘input’ - AT

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Whether tool kit can be termed as accessories of final product ...

Central Excise

January 24, 2013

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