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August 27, 2026   Case Laws Indian Laws
Signed cheque presumptions support recovery when the drawer provides no cogent evidence of loss or non-liability.
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Refund of excess amount of Duty and interest paid - principles...

Court Rules Accounting Practices Don't Affect Tax Refund Claims Under Unjust Enrichment Principles; One Year Records Insufficient.

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Central Excise July 10, 2021 Case Laws AT
Refund of excess amount of Duty and interest paid - principles of unjust enrichment - The refund here, in this case, is claimed for a few years only and just by referring to one year’s Books of Account, it cannot be concluded that the expenditure having not been carried forward, the same is not considered as a receivable. In any case, nothing turns in so far as taxation is concerned on a mere accounting treatment. - AT
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