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Entitlement of writ petitioner to interest under section 11BB of the central excise act 1944 on delayed excise duty refund - language of Section 11B is very clear and unambiguous. The Section does not distinguish or differentiate between any kind of excise duty refund, whether duty paid in excess or duty paid which are exempted - HC
Entitlement of writ petitioner to interest under section 11BB of the central excise act 1944 on delayed excise duty refund - language of Section 11B is very clear and unambiguous. The Section does not distinguish or differentiate between any kind of excise duty refund, whether duty paid in excess or duty paid which are exempted - HC
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