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August 25, 2026   Case Laws Indian Laws
Registrar's power to amend service rules survives circular nomenclature and non-compliance with a directory legislative laying requirement.
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Co-operative bank interest qualifies for section 80P(2)(d) deduction where no distinguishing facts depart from earlier years.

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Suo moto credit taken on excess credit debited by appellant -...

Appellant's Suo Moto Credit on Excess Debited Found Erroneous; Initial Entry Error Not a Double Credit Case.

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Central Excise October 13, 2018 Case Laws AT
Suo moto credit taken on excess credit debited by appellant - the allegation by the department is erroneous for the reason that for the second time, the appellants have taken the credit only because they had made a wrong book entry at the initial stage. This does not amount to availing credit for second time.
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