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Refund claim - principles of unjust enrichment - duty of customs was paid @7.5% instead of 5% provisionally - the same has to be returned to the assessee once his books of accounts are showing such an excess duty paid as receivable. The same is the sufficient evidence for the fact that incidence of duty has not been passed on by the assessee/manufacturer from the end customers of the product manufactured. - AT
Refund claim - principles of unjust enrichment - duty of customs was paid @7.5% instead of 5% provisionally - the same has to be returned to the assessee once his books of accounts are showing such an excess duty paid as receivable. The same is the sufficient evidence for the fact that incidence of duty has not been passed on by the assessee/manufacturer from the end customers of the product manufactured. - AT
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