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Refund of Excise duty paid under protest - it was obligatory on the part of Central Excise Officer to have issued a notice to the appellant for payment of the short paid amount of duty and, thereafter, adjudicate upon it. In the present case, however, the amount deposited by the appellant under protest has been appropriated towards differential excise duty without issuance of any notice contemplated under section 11A of the Excise Act. - appellant would be entitled to refund - AT
Refund of Excise duty paid under protest - it was obligatory on the part of Central Excise Officer to have issued a notice to the appellant for payment of the short paid amount of duty and, thereafter, adjudicate upon it. In the present case, however, the amount deposited by the appellant under protest has been appropriated towards differential excise duty without issuance of any notice contemplated under section 11A of the Excise Act. - appellant would be entitled to refund - AT
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