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      Time Limitation - appeal stands filed after the normal period of...

      Appeal Filed Late: Time Limit Starts from ROM Rejection Date, Beyond Standard and Extended Periods.

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      Service TaxAugust 16, 2018Case LawsAT
      Time Limitation - appeal stands filed after the normal period of three months provided for filing an appeal as also even after the extended period of three months for which the Commissioner (Appeals) is empowered to condone the delay - the time period of filing appeal has to be reckoned from the date of rejection of ROM Application.

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