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Clandestine removal of goods - the non-recording of the correct quantity of goods in the statutory record, viz., RG.1 register maintained by the assessee establishes the case for demand of duty, more so in a case of statement accepting Central Excise violation - HC
Clandestine removal of goods - the non-recording of the correct quantity of goods in the statutory record, viz., RG.1 register maintained by the assessee establishes the case for demand of duty, more so in a case of statement accepting Central Excise violation - HC
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