Invocation of Extended Period of Limitation - In this case, not ...

Revenue Demand Time-Barred Due to Extended Limitation Period and Delayed Show Cause Notice Issuance by Officer.

March 25, 2023

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Invocation of Extended Period of Limitation - In this case, not only one but several rounds of audit were conducted. Show Cause Notice was issued for the previous period on the same issue by the Revenue. Thus, the department was fully aware of the issue in question, the general marketing pattern of the appellant and it was for the officer scrutinising the returns to have checked the returns and issued SCN within time. - demand set aside as time barred - AT

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Invocation of Extended Period of Limitation - In this case, not ...

Revenue Demand Time-Barred Due to Extended Limitation Period and Delayed Show Cause Notice Issuance by Officer.

March 25, 2023

Case Laws Central Excise AT

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