UoI Vs M/s A K Spintex Ltd & Anr (Dated : November 26, 2008) Central Excise - Assessable Value - Refund cannot be rejected merely because adjustments made through Credit/Debit Notes - it is clear that once the goods are supplied, the property in th
Central Excise - destruction or loss of goods, by natural causes or unavoidable accident, is essentially a subjective satisfaction - No question of Law: HC
MUMBAI, SEPT 10, 2008 : THE issue was already decided by the Supreme Court in COMMISSIONER OF CUSTOMS & CENTRAL EXCISE, NOIDA Vs M/s PUNJAB FIBRES LTD, NOIDA - 2008-TIOL-24-SC-CX.
Supreme Court on scope for exercise of discretion under section 11AC of Central Excise Act, 1944 Levy of penalty under section 11AC is a mandatory penalty and there is no scope for any discretion
While circulars and instructions issued by the Board are binding on the authorities under the respective statutes, but when the Supreme Court or the High Court declares the law on the question arising for consideration, it would not be appropriate fo
Revenue wins major battle in Apex Court; Central Excise - Mandatory Penalty - Section 11AC - No discretion to reduce penalty; Income Tax - Sec 271(1)(c) - penalty is civil liability and wilful concealment is not essential ingredient for attracting
Case Fact: Whether imported inputs damaged during transit can be considered as used for the manufacture of specified goods.
Central Excise - Duty paid before Show cause Notice - interest and penalty liable : Karnataka High Court
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