Equivalent value attachment under money laundering law upheld where received funds were treated as proceeds of crime and prior-acquired property could...
Clandestine removal - Shortages and excesses found in the assessee’s premises which is spread over a period of time being below the permissible tolerance limit as per the provisions of the Standard of Weight and Measures Rules, 1977 and being nominal percentage has to be considered as genuine and not requiring any payment of duty or confiscation.
Clandestine removal - Shortages and excesses found in the assessee’s premises which is spread over a period of time being below the permissible tolerance limit as per the provisions of the Standard of Weight and Measures Rules, 1977 and being nominal percentage has to be considered as genuine and not requiring any payment of duty or confiscation.
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