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Dnied the rebate claim on the basis of goods exported beyond six month

Anup Kabra

We are manufacturing of pharmaceutical goods. we have registered warehouse in central excise.

we have exported goods from warehouse beyond the stipulated time limit of six month. on the basis of that department denied the rebate claim. what remedy is available.

Can we file appeal.

Pharma company faces rebate denial for late export; appeal possible if delay due to genuine reasons under special permission rules. A company manufacturing pharmaceutical goods exported products from a registered warehouse beyond the six-month time limit, resulting in a denied rebate claim by the central excise department. The company seeks advice on available remedies and whether an appeal can be filed. A respondent suggests that an extended period beyond six months is permissible through judicial authority, requiring special permission. If permission was not obtained but the delay was due to unavoidable circumstances or genuine reasons, the company can file an appeal against the rejection order. (AI Summary)
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