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      Valuation - the automobile cess paid at the rate of .125% by TML...

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      Central ExciseApril 26, 2019Case LawsAT
      Valuation - the automobile cess paid at the rate of .125% by TML is not availed as cenvat credit by Hyva and hence the same is required to be added to the value by Hyva.
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